Understanding the low risk of blood‐borne virus infections in donors could help expand the pool of available organs
Solid organ donation and transplantation rates in Australia have increased in recent years, but demand continues to exceed supply.1 Morbidity and mortality for people on the waiting list remain problems, and strategies to expand the donor pool include accepting donations after circulatory death and adopting extended criteria for acceptable donors.2
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