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The early fate of cadaveric grafts harvested from four different methods depending on donor categories (A) in situ Oushing with a simple catheter, B) in situ perfusion with a double balloon catheter, C) shipped kidneys from the United States, and D) from brain death and beating heart donors) were compared including histological studies of one-hour biopsied specimens. Early initiation of graft functions was naturally seen first in group D, which was followed by group B. In situ perfusion with a double balloon catheter is a very valuable method of harvest in those countries where death is declared after cessation of breathing and heart beat.

Comparison of early fates of cadaver renal allografts from different methods of harvest.