%0 Journal Article
%T Diretrizes para manuten£¿£¿o de m¨²ltiplos ¨®rg£¿os no potencial doador adulto falecido: parte I. Aspectos gerais e suporte hemodinamico
%A Westphal
%A Glauco Adrieno
%A Caldeira Filho
%A Milton
%A Vieira
%A Kalinca Daberkow
%A Zaclikevis
%A Viviane Renata
%A Bartz
%A Miriam Cristine Machado
%A Wanzuita
%A Raquel
%A Teixeira
%A Cassiano
%A Franke
%A Cristiano
%A Machado
%A Fernando Osni
%A Friedman
%A Gilberto
%A Andrade
%A Joel de
%A Matos
%A Jorge Dias de
%A Lamgaro
%A Delson Morilo
%A Silva
%A Eli¨¦zer
%A Costa
%A Gerson
%A Coelho
%A Maria Em¨ªlia
%A Oliveira
%A Mirela Cristine de
%A Youssef
%A Nazah Cherif Mohamed
%A Akamine
%A Nelson
%A Souza
%A Rafael Lisboa de
%J Revista Brasileira de Terapia Intensiva
%D 2011
%I Associa??o de Medicina Intensiva Brasileira
%R 10.1590/S0103-507X2011000300003
%X there is a relative shortage of appropriate organs available for transplantation. the appropriate diagnosis of brain death, a suitable family approach and the maintenance of the deceased donor are fundamental in addressing this issue. the intensive care physician plays a key role in the maintenance of the deceased donor, thereby reducing losses and increasing the number of successful transplants
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