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1 Introduction
2 The V&S Chain for MPHOs
3 History of Vigilance and Surveillance
4 Medical products of Human Origin (MPHO)
5 Towards a global governance of MPHO
6 The V&S system is primarily a responsibility for health authorities
7 Organization for a comprehensive Vigilance & Surveillance System
8 Vigilance & Surveillance — Recognition relies on health care staff
9 Investigating occurrences that could cause harm – Learning from Errors
10 Project NOTIFY
11 The NOTIFY Database - Learning from Vigilance
12 Risks Associated with Living Donation
13 Investigating Harm to Recipients - Infections
14 Investigating Harm to Recipients - Malignancy
15 Investigating Harm to Recipients — Genetic Transmissions – HPSC
16 Investigating Harm to Offspring - Genetic Transmissions - Gametes and Embryos
17 Characteristics, handling and clinical errors
18 Traceability, an absolute pre-requisite for MPHO safety
19 References

14.3 Providing guidance on intermediate steps to take for index recipient and other potentially affected recipients

14.3.1 Tracing, alerting and notification
14.3.2 Graft removal and cessation of immunosuppression
14.3.3 Immunotherapy
14.3.4 Conventional treatment strategies based upon cancer type if organ, tissue or cell cannot be removed

‹ 14.2.2 Living Donors up 14.3.1 Tracing, alerting and notification ›

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