Monitoring brain and organ activity in organ donors

This study looks at what happens to blood flow and organs after life support is withdrawn in people who are expected to pass away soon. It aims to understand the body's response during this time to improve future care.

This study looks at whether there is truly no blood flow to the brain during a specific type of organ donation. It aims to confirm safety and timing by using neurological monitoring during the process.

This trial compares different care approaches for adult donors in a specific type of controlled donation after the heart stops. It aims to find which approach best supports organ/tissue use after donation.

This study tests a new device that may help keep organs healthy in people who have been declared brain-dead and are organ donors. It aims to see if the device is safe and effective before organ recovery.

This trial compares different anesthesia strategies used during organ donation surgery after brain death to see which one helps preserve organs better for transplant. It is for brain-dead adult patients in the ICU whose families agree to organ donation and research participation.

This trial tests a new way to check if a donated liver is healthy while it is kept on a machine that keeps it alive before transplant. Doctors measure a substance called FMN in the fluid that flows through the liver and in bile. This could help them know how well the liver might work after transplant.