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Kidney transplantation from asystolic donors.

The growing shortage of donor organs continues to be an important limiting factor in renal transplantation and there has been renewed interest in non-heart-beating donors. Despite prolonged warm ischaemic periods, transplanted kidneys from asystolic donors have been shown to have good short-term results in terms of graft survival and renal function. Longer term results are awaited with interest.