HIV陽性ドナーからHIV陽性受信者への固体臓器移植の現状 スペイン の 見方

Jose M Miro1, Nerea L Amondarain2, Lucia Serrano3

  • 1Hospital Clinic-IDIBAPS-University of Barcelona, Barcelona, Spain; CIBERINFEC, Instituto de Salud Carlos III, Madrid, Spain; Reial Academia de Medicina de Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain.

まとめ

スペインの移植チームは,HIV陽性患者のために,ウイルス学的に抑制されたHIV陽性ドナーの臓器を使用することを支持しています. しかし,この手続きは法的に認められているのは,ごく少数のヨーロッパの国だけであり,法律改革の必要性を強調しています.

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