Prevalence of blood-borne viruses and predictors of risk in potential organ donors in australia

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• who: HBcAb and colleagues from the IRB Prevalence Overall, IRBs appeared more common than previous estimates (3)However, direct comparisons with other studies are difficult due to variations in recency of exposure criteria required in differing international jurisdictions. Our study reported that potential donors with IRBs were significantly younger than those without, and this finding is consistent with other studies of IVRDs and is an important fact as transplanted organs from younger donors have superior outcomes (8). Our study showed an association between the presence of IRBs and a lower likelihood of progression to donation surgery. Future . . .
  

   

  

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