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Histocompatibility Centers

The Centers for Histocompatibility North, Central and South were in the Regional Health Administrations: North, Central and South/Lisbon. They had a common function nationally, for organ transplantation.

  • Perform laboratory studies of immunogenetics, immunobiology doctors4 chsuland communicable diseases, applied to the transplantation of organs, tissues and cells in donors and recipients, pre and post transplant.
  • Maintain the national registry of volunteer bone marrow donors, designated CEDACE – National Center Donor Bone Marrow Cells, Stem or Cord Blood as well as the activity of Donor Centers.
  • Maintain and update the national database, required for the monitoring of pre and post – transplant patients, as well as the choice of the donor-recipient pairs in renal transplantation.
  • Management of the waiting list for kidney transplantation.
  • Develop research activity within the transplantation of organs, tissues and cells and regenerative medicine.
  • Developing cryopreservation of tissues and cells for transplantation.
  • Maintain a file of patients and biological donors.

Harmony Harmony
The south transplant center, used this website?


Megan Megan
O centro de transplante do Sul, usou esse site?


Tyler Tyler
Previously yes, but not anymore. This website is undergoing redevelopment.


David David
Anteriormente, sim, mas não agora. Este site está passando por remodelação


 
 

Centros de Histocompatibilidade

Os Centros de Histocompatibilidade do Norte, do Centro e do Sul foram integrados no Administrações Regionais de Saúde, IP do Norte, Centro e Lisboa e Vale do Tejo, respectivamente. Eles foram agrupados funcionalmente a nível nacional, mantendo, para o efeito, um nome comum para Lusotransplante.

  • Realizam estudos laboratoriais de imunogenética, imunobiologia e das doenças transmissíveis, aplicados à transplantação de órgãos, tecidos e células, em dadores e receptores, nos períodos pré e pós-transplantação.
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  • Mantêm o registo nacional de dadores voluntários de medula óssea, designado CEDACE – Centro Nacional de Dadores de Células de Medula Óssea, Estaminais ou de Sangue do Cordão, bem como a actividade de Centro de Dadores na respectiva área de influência.
  • Asseguram a manutenção e actualização da base de dados de âmbito nacional, necessária para o seguimento dos doentes pré e pós-transplantados, bem como a escolha do par dador-receptor em transplantação renal.
  • Asseguram a gestão da lista de espera para transplantação renal.
  • Desenvolvem a actividade de investigação no âmbito da transplantação de órgãos, tecidos e células e medicina regenerativa.
  • Desenvolvem a criopreservação de tecidos e células para transplantação.
  • Mantêm um arquivo biológico de doentes e dadores.


Contactos: / Contacts:

Megan Megan
I don’t think any of these websites or centers exist anymore.


Harmony Harmony
Eu não acho que qualquer um desses sites ou centros existe mais.


 
 

Centro de Histocompatibilidade do Norte
Rua Dr. Roberto Frias – Pav. “Maria Fernanda”
4200-465 PORTO
Telefone: 225573470

Centro de Histocompatibilidade do Centro
Praceta Prof. Mota Pinto, Edif. S. Jerónimo, 4.º piso
Apartado 9041
3001-301 COIMBRA
Telefone: 239480700

Centro de Histocompatibilidade do Sul
Alameda das Linhas de Torres, n.º 117
1769-001 LISBOA
Telefone: 217504100



Harmony Harmony
This was an important website. What is going to happen with it?


Megan Megan
Este foi um website importante. O que vai acontecer com ele?


David David
It will still contain some transplantation information.


Tyler Tyler
É ainda conterá algumas informações transplante .



 
 

Main Conditions to register as a potential bone marrow donor

  • Between 18 and 45 years
  • Minimum weight of 50kg
  • Taller than 1.5m
  • Be healthy
  • Have never received transfusions after 1980

doctors3 Exclusions from registering as a Bone Marrow Donor

  • Morbid Obesity, even in cases of placement Band or Gastric Bypass
  • Heart disease
  • Hepatitis B or C, at some time in life
  • Cancer, current or past
  • Autoimmune diseases (rheumatoid arthritis, lupus)
  • Infectious diseases
  • Renal failure
  • Thyroid Pathology
  • Diabetes
  • Chronic anemia
  • Herniated Disc
  • Fibromyalgia
  • glaucoma
  • Not understand the English language in both its oral and written form
  • Not having established residence in Portugal.

Principais condições para se inscrever como potencial Dador de Medula óssea

  • Ter entre 18 e 45 anos
  • Peso mínimo de 50kg
  • Altura superior a 1,5m
  • Ser saudável
  • Nunca ter recebido transfusões após 1980

Quem não se pode registar como Dador de Medula óssea no Registo Português?
Não poderá registar-se como Dador de Medula Óssea se tiver pelos menos uma das seguintes condições:

  • Obesidade Mórbida, mesmo nos casos de colocação de Banda ou Bypass Gástrico
  • Patologia Cardíaca
  • Hepatite B ou C, alguma vez na vida
  • Doença Oncológica
  • Transfusão de sangue depois de 1980
  • Doenças Auto-imune (Artrite Reumatóide, Lúpus)
  • Doenças infecto-contagiosas
  • Insuficiência renal
  • Patologia da Tiróide
  • Diabetes
  • Anemia Crónica
  • Hérnia Discal
  • Fibromialgia
  • Glaucoma
  • Não compreender a língua portuguesa tanto na sua forma oral como escrita
  • Não ter residência estabelecida em Portugal

Megan Megan
Anyone up for interesting stories?


Harmony Harmony
Qualquer um acima para histórias interessantes?



 
 

doctors1

I once had a friend named Jack, who was obsessed with music of all kinds. He would always carry his iPod around. No matter where he went, he would always be listening, whether he was just walking across the street, while mowing the lawn, eating meals, even during the time he was gazing at this popular calculator for reducing inches, in the bath, (yes bath, it would wreck in the shower), walking in the mall, and he even had it on quietly in school.

One day, he came up to me and told me he was going to do something totally bizarre, and that he would be the first human to ever do it. He told me that he was thinking about getting his iPod transplanted into his body, so he wouldn’t have to carry it around anymore.

To be continued ………..

Jessica Jessica
Well, that’s attractive…


Derek Derek
That’s what I thought.



 
 

Dr. Halls

HI, It’s Dr. Halls. I have a few other medical websites. My main website is halls.md with a focus on weight issues, and I’m hoping to expand into the weight loss programs arena with posts like this one on bicycle riding. Plus, my talking moose will eventually have self-help hypnosis abilities for losing weight aided by the power of suggestion. The Moose is also on some other pure medical information sites like breast cancer information and lung cancer information.

My plan is to start by making blog posts from people who have things to say about their transplants and the sometimes heartbreaking things that happen before or after the transplant. And some success stories too, to warm our hearts. My dad has been in renal failure from diabetes for a number of years, and borderline congestive heart failure., so renal dialysis and transplant have been keen topics for me in the past. But he’s not eligible for transplant anymore due to his age and cardiac condition.


Overviews and Heartwarming Stories:

  • How I Lost Weight And Donated A Kidney
  • Getting Fit After My Renal Transplant
  • Basic Overview of Kidney Transplantation
  • Side Effects of Bone Marrow Transplantation
  • Logic Behind Kidney Transplant.
  • Overview of the Entire Transplantation of The Kidney

 

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