Mejorar la equidad de acceso/transparencia en la asignación de órganos.

Kateryna Krynychka1, Matthew G Hartwig

  • 1Department of Surgery, Duke University Medical Center, Durham, North Carolina, USA.

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Resumen

El nuevo sistema de asignación de pulmones (CAS) mejoró las tasas de trasplante y redujo las muertes en la lista de espera. Sin embargo, las desigualdades persisten para ciertos grupos de pacientes, lo que requiere un refinamiento continuo de las políticas para una distribución equitativa de órganos.

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