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We think that a common misunderstanding in terms of warm ischemia times needs to be addressed to interpret the different results and time periods. For a better understanding we would like to clarify the definition of warm ischemia time used in the presented study. Warm ischemia time was defined as the time interval needed for the implantation of the graft in the recipient, hence the anastomoses time. Yildiz and colleagues refer to an alternative definition of warm ischemia times, which occurs during organ procurement in non-heart-beating donors: the time interval needed to establish vascular access and start the cold preservation. This is of importance: while both time intervals are warm ischemia times, the former presents a period during which the organ is coming from the cold and is slowly rewarmed in the recipients body, before blood reperfusion is established. The latter one resembles a time period during which the organ Reply to the Letter to the Editor: Organ Utilization From Deceased (Non-Herat-Beating) Donors