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Papers by Carlos Soratti
Transplantation Proceedings
Transplantation Proceedings, 1997
Área de Salud, Economía y Socieda
Transplantation, 2014
Introduction: DGF is associated with lower transplant outcomes. We analyzed our results in a web-... more Introduction: DGF is associated with lower transplant outcomes. We analyzed our results in a web-based calculator(www.transplantcalculator.com, Irish model) Methods: 75 kidney transplants (04/05-10/13) were included. Transplant outcomes: DGF and graft survival. ROC curve and Kaplan-Meier graft survival were used.
Transplantation proceedings, 1996
Transplantation Proceedings, 2007
Recently in Latin America, there has been a strong influence of the "Spanish model" of organ proc... more Recently in Latin America, there has been a strong influence of the "Spanish model" of organ procurement. In 2001, The "Punta Cana Group" was created by Latin American transplantation coordinators with the objective of registering and improving the system of donation and procurement. In many countries there is no universal financial support from the government for medical treatment, including dialysis and transplantation. In other countries there is complete financial support for all of the population, including immunosuppressive drugs. Practically all countries have transplantation laws that follow ethical concepts, such as brain death diagnosis criteria, forms of consent, criteria of allocation, and inhibition of commerce. The rate of potential donors notified in countries that perform transplantations with deceased donors varied from 6 to 47 per million population yearly (pmp/y); The rate of effective donors varied from 1 to 20 pmp. In 2004, the mean rate of effective donors in Latin America was 5.4 pmp. The family refusal rate for the donation of organs varied from 28% in Uruguay to 70% in Peru. In some countries, such as Puerto Rico, Uruguay, and Cuba, it was more than 15 pmp, whereas in others countries deceased donors were practically not used. The number of patients on the waiting list for solid organ transplants in 12 Latin American countries is 55,000. Although the donation rate has increased by 100% during the last 10 years, it is lower than that in Europe (15 pmm/y) or the United States (20 pmp/y).
Transplantation Proceedings, 2006
Objectives. Recent work has shown that human bone marrow contains mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). ... more Objectives. Recent work has shown that human bone marrow contains mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). However, little is known about their presence in peripheral blood. Since these cells are potentially responsible for tissue repair after injury, their number should be increased during these situations. To demonstrate their number during these situations, we measured MSCs in the peripheral blood of healthy donors and burn patients. Materials and Methods. Blood samples were obtained from 15 acute burn patients and 15 healthy donors. We performed flow cytometric analysis, using a large monoclonal antibody panel: CD44,
Transplantation Proceedings, 1997
UENOS AIRES is the largest and most populated province of Republic Argentina. Thirty-eight and se... more UENOS AIRES is the largest and most populated province of Republic Argentina. Thirty-eight and seven-tenths percent of Argentineans live in Buenos Aires; that represents 12.6 million of habitants in an area of 300,000 km'. Two-thirds of them (approximately 8.5 million) live in an area of 3680 km2 known as "Conurbano Bonaerense," that being one quarter of the c0untry.l T..,mnt._a;mht canA n;ne-tenthe nevront nf the .vvw.l~tinn I nruLJ-ll~llC UllU IIIIIU-LIIIIII~ p,'bU" "I L11U y"y'u'u""" are younger than 15 years of age, 9.1% are older than 65. Life span averages are 68.8% years for men and 73.5 for women.
Transplantation Journal, 2012
Transplantation Journal, 2012
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Medicina intensiva / Sociedad Española de Medicina Intensiva y Unidades Coronarias, 2009
To examine the diagnosis of brain death (BD) in Latin America. The term BD has long been used to ... more To examine the diagnosis of brain death (BD) in Latin America. The term BD has long been used to define the death of an individual despite legal differences and variations in the diagnostic criteria applied in each country. A survey was conducted to gain information on the medical and legal diagnosis of BD in the 21 countries that make up the Latin American Network/Council of Donation and Transplant. All the Latin American countries except for Nicaragua legally recognize BD as the death of the person. To declare a person dead, 2 or 3 doctors are required in most countries. In all the countries, the requirements that must be fulfilled are unresponsive coma, lack of brainstem reflexes and of spontaneous breathing. Partial pressure of arterial carbon dioxide levels required in the apnea test vary from 50-60mm Hg. The minimum temperature required for a neurological examination ranges from 32 degrees -35 degrees C. The atropine test is mandatory in 7 (35%) countries. The most recommended...
Transplantation, Sep 1, 2022
Transplantation Proceedings
Transplantation Proceedings, 1997
Área de Salud, Economía y Socieda
Transplantation, 2014
Introduction: DGF is associated with lower transplant outcomes. We analyzed our results in a web-... more Introduction: DGF is associated with lower transplant outcomes. We analyzed our results in a web-based calculator(www.transplantcalculator.com, Irish model) Methods: 75 kidney transplants (04/05-10/13) were included. Transplant outcomes: DGF and graft survival. ROC curve and Kaplan-Meier graft survival were used.
Transplantation proceedings, 1996
Transplantation Proceedings, 2007
Recently in Latin America, there has been a strong influence of the "Spanish model" of organ proc... more Recently in Latin America, there has been a strong influence of the "Spanish model" of organ procurement. In 2001, The "Punta Cana Group" was created by Latin American transplantation coordinators with the objective of registering and improving the system of donation and procurement. In many countries there is no universal financial support from the government for medical treatment, including dialysis and transplantation. In other countries there is complete financial support for all of the population, including immunosuppressive drugs. Practically all countries have transplantation laws that follow ethical concepts, such as brain death diagnosis criteria, forms of consent, criteria of allocation, and inhibition of commerce. The rate of potential donors notified in countries that perform transplantations with deceased donors varied from 6 to 47 per million population yearly (pmp/y); The rate of effective donors varied from 1 to 20 pmp. In 2004, the mean rate of effective donors in Latin America was 5.4 pmp. The family refusal rate for the donation of organs varied from 28% in Uruguay to 70% in Peru. In some countries, such as Puerto Rico, Uruguay, and Cuba, it was more than 15 pmp, whereas in others countries deceased donors were practically not used. The number of patients on the waiting list for solid organ transplants in 12 Latin American countries is 55,000. Although the donation rate has increased by 100% during the last 10 years, it is lower than that in Europe (15 pmm/y) or the United States (20 pmp/y).
Transplantation Proceedings, 2006
Objectives. Recent work has shown that human bone marrow contains mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). ... more Objectives. Recent work has shown that human bone marrow contains mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs). However, little is known about their presence in peripheral blood. Since these cells are potentially responsible for tissue repair after injury, their number should be increased during these situations. To demonstrate their number during these situations, we measured MSCs in the peripheral blood of healthy donors and burn patients. Materials and Methods. Blood samples were obtained from 15 acute burn patients and 15 healthy donors. We performed flow cytometric analysis, using a large monoclonal antibody panel: CD44,
Transplantation Proceedings, 1997
UENOS AIRES is the largest and most populated province of Republic Argentina. Thirty-eight and se... more UENOS AIRES is the largest and most populated province of Republic Argentina. Thirty-eight and seven-tenths percent of Argentineans live in Buenos Aires; that represents 12.6 million of habitants in an area of 300,000 km'. Two-thirds of them (approximately 8.5 million) live in an area of 3680 km2 known as "Conurbano Bonaerense," that being one quarter of the c0untry.l T..,mnt._a;mht canA n;ne-tenthe nevront nf the .vvw.l~tinn I nruLJ-ll~llC UllU IIIIIU-LIIIIII~ p,'bU" "I L11U y"y'u'u""" are younger than 15 years of age, 9.1% are older than 65. Life span averages are 68.8% years for men and 73.5 for women.
Transplantation Journal, 2012
Transplantation Journal, 2012
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Medicina intensiva / Sociedad Española de Medicina Intensiva y Unidades Coronarias, 2009
To examine the diagnosis of brain death (BD) in Latin America. The term BD has long been used to ... more To examine the diagnosis of brain death (BD) in Latin America. The term BD has long been used to define the death of an individual despite legal differences and variations in the diagnostic criteria applied in each country. A survey was conducted to gain information on the medical and legal diagnosis of BD in the 21 countries that make up the Latin American Network/Council of Donation and Transplant. All the Latin American countries except for Nicaragua legally recognize BD as the death of the person. To declare a person dead, 2 or 3 doctors are required in most countries. In all the countries, the requirements that must be fulfilled are unresponsive coma, lack of brainstem reflexes and of spontaneous breathing. Partial pressure of arterial carbon dioxide levels required in the apnea test vary from 50-60mm Hg. The minimum temperature required for a neurological examination ranges from 32 degrees -35 degrees C. The atropine test is mandatory in 7 (35%) countries. The most recommended...
Transplantation, Sep 1, 2022