To determine renal transplant recipients outcome and graft survival in ICU setting.
43 Regarding storage time, retrospective studies, prospective non-randomised studies, systematic reviews and meta-analysis reached conflicting results regarding the impact of storage time of RBC on recipients' outcome.
The reduction in procedure and ICU invasiveness throughout the years allowed for a reduction in morbidity and may confirm that appropriate medical care can overcome the adverse influences of many of the negative predictor factors suggested to influence OLT recipients outcome.
As such, opportunities are being sought to improve donor and recipient outcomes.
Pre-transplant volumetry is indicated to ensure appropriate graft size for successful donor and recipient outcomes.
Lung and other solid organ recipient outcomes will be analyzed as secondary outcomes, including 30-day graft and recipient survival.
Two investigators (CHV and CIV) first classified all caregiver outcomes and care recipient outcomes separately and counted the number of articles for each caregiver and care recipient outcome.
Notably, caregiver and care recipient outcomes affect each other (double-headed arrows), and caregiver and care recipient outcomes feedback to caregiving activities.
Note: 1. ACT = caregiver activities; CG = caregiver outcomes; CR = Care recipient outcomes.
However, this database is less focused on transfusion recipient outcomes, and more focused on blood use.
