The Transplantation Protocols

In organizing Organ Transplantation, the aim is to establish an active, credible and successful Transplantation Program, involving renal transplantation, and liver from living donors and more organ transplantation from both living and deceased donation. In addition, the program should initiate specific clinical and experimental research into some of the current problems of transplantation with potential clinical application and to play an active role on the graduate and undergraduate education of medical, nursing and Para-medical personnel. In order to achieve these objectives the Program should start by developing a fully integrated, multi-disciplinary transplantation team including surgeons, anaesthetist, nephrologists, hepatologist, pathologist and other medicaland technical personnel and help improve existing relationships and motivate available expertise in order to maximize productivity, maintain high quality of care and obtain a successful long-term outcome. It is necessary to outline the procedures policies, protocols and methods necessary to enable the attainment of these objectives.

Autorentext

Dr. E. F. Ehtuish M.B.B.S, M.S.,PH.D., SURG. SPEC; Full Professor of Surgery, Medical School-Tripoli; Director of the National Organ Transplant Program; Consultant & Head Unit Surgical Department Central Hospital; Member of Surgical Scientific Board of Libyan Board; Chairman, scientific board of general surgery of the Arab board for health spec.