Donor Organ Disposition

Donor Organ Disposition

The disposition of organs from every donor is recorded through the Donor Organ Disposition Data function in UNet^SM. This information must be submitted within five working days from the procurement date.

OPO: OPO name. This field is populated automatically by the system.

Donor Hospital: Donor hospital name. This field is populated automatically by the system.

Histocompatibility lab: Select the name of the histocompatibility lab from the dropdown menu.

Donor name: Donor name is populated automatically by the system. The information cascades from the donor record.

Date of referral call: Enter the date of referral call (MM/DD/YYYY).

Recovery date: Enter the date (MM/DD/YYYY) the donor entered the operating room for the purpose of organ recovery. If the operation was started in the evening and concluded the next day, enter the date the operation began.

Were any organs recovered?:

Yes

No

If No is selected, the DDR will be suspended. If Yes is selected, then the disposition for at least one organ type must be Recovered for TX but not TX or Transplanted in order for a DDR to generate.

Provide the following disposition information for the applicable organ.

Organs:

Right Kidney	Right Lung
Left Kidney	Left Lung
Dual/En-bloc Kidney	Double/En-bloc Lung
Pancreas	Abdominal Wall
Pancreas Segment 1	External Male Genitalia
Pancreas Segment 2	Head and Neck
Liver	Lower Limb
Liver Segment 1	Musculoskeletal Composite Graft Segment
Liver Segment 2	Other Genitourinary
Intestine	Spleen
Intestine Segment 1	Upper Limb
Intestine Segment 2	Uterus
Heart	Vascularized Gland

Disposition (supply code): Select from the dropdown menu.

Authorization Not Requested

Authorization Not Obtained

Organ Not Recovered

Recovered Not for Tx

Recovered for Tx but Not Tx

Transplanted

Code: Select the applicable code from the dropdown menu.

Match ID: Match ID of the match that was used to allocate the organ. Select from the dropdown menu.

Tx Center: Transplant center code of the recipient center. Select from the dropdown menu.

Extra Vessel Sent: Check the checkbox if an extra vessel was sent. Extra vessels are taken during the organ procurement process of deceased or living donors with the intent to use them to reconstruct vasculature of a transplanted organ. Not everything directly attached to the organ (without surgical modification) to be transplanted is considered an extra vessel. Extra vessels are routinely taken from areas not immediately connected to the transplantable organ (i.e., iliac artery or vein, aorta, carotid artery or jugular vein, etc.)

Was authorization for VCA organs requested?:

Yes

No

If No, specify Authorization Not Requested.

Organ accompanied: This field is read-only.

Reporting facility: This field is read-only.

Vessel disposition: This field is read-only.

Recovering facility: This field is read-only.

Disposition date: This field is read-only.

Reporting date: This field is read-only.