Sentence examples for potential organ from inspiring English sources

People of all ages can consider themselves potential organ donors.

Officer Hege was being kept on life support as a potential organ donor.

Federal law requires that every acute-care hospital report deaths for potential organ donations.

In this system, a deceased individual is classified a potential organ donor in absence of explicit opposition before death.

Increasingly, surgeons are telling people who need transplants that their relatives, spouses and friends are potential organ donors.

In procuring organs from patients like Amanda, doctors have created a new class of potential organ donors who are not dead but dying.

Ms. Oglesby, who speaks often about Colbey's legacy, said she has inspired others to become potential organ donors.

When potential organ donors have even the slimmest chance of recovery, they are usually given that chance, and the decision is made in no more than a few days.

As we report today, the Chingola pollution and associated environmental damage has led to serious health problems for those affected, such as potential organ failure, cancers and permanent disabilities, as well as failed crops, loss of earnings and livelihoods.

It involves determining quickly if a person pronounced brain dead is a potential organ donor, and then working as long as 24 straight hours to ensure that an organ gets to a transplant center.

The Institute of Medicine created a new class of potential organ donors: living patients with little hope of recovery who could be declared dead soon after life-support removal.