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PROBLEMS IN CLINICAL ORGAN PRESERVATION∗

Effective preservation of donor organs is essential for successful renal cadaver transplantation. Three problems of direct clinical relevance are discussed: (i) agonal damage to the donor kidney; (ii) extracorporeal preservation; (iii) effects of preservation on antigenicity. Current techniques for preserving donor kidneys by continuous perfusion and by ice storage are described.