Contents
Nr. 3 - 3. Quartal 2000

Guest-Editor: W. Land, München

• Editorial
  W. Land

• Risks and Complications in 125 Living Donor Nephroureterectomies
  M. Siebels, J. Theodorakis, A. Hofstetter, W. Land

• Five Years Experience with Related/Unrelated Living-Donor Kidney Transplantation in the Course of Cooperation within the Interdisciplinary Task Force Group “Living Donation” of the Universities Munich/Eichstätt
  A. Pleyer, J. Theodorakis, W.-D. Illner, M. J. Stangl, H. Schneeberger, G. Hillebrand, B. Zanker, T. Ege, L. Stümpfig, S. Scholz, W. Land

• Results of Unrelated Living-Donor Kidney Transplantation: An Impressive Paradigm in the Argumentation for the “Reperfusion-Injury”-Hypothesis
  W. Land

• Living-Donor Kidney Transplantation Under Increased Risk of the Recipient: The Problem in Assessment of Transplantability - a Comment
  W. Land

• Development, Recognition, and Management of Cardiac Risks in Recipients of Kidneys from a Living Donor
  J. Neudert, G. Hillebrand

• Expected and Factual Life Changes in Living Kidney Transplantation: A Comparison of Related and Unrelated Donor-Recipient Dyads
  K. A. Schneewind, B. Ney, H. Hammerschmidt, R. Oerter, O. Pabst, E. Schultz-Gambard

• Law, Ethics, and Living Donor Organ Transplantation in Germany
  Th. Gutmann, U. Schroth

• Living-Donor Organ Transplantation - A Statement from a Christian Point of View Today
  A. Elsässer

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