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Donation

Living donor: an informed and voluntary decision

The donor's health, free consent, and long-term follow-up.

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Why is an evaluation needed?

For kidney donation, the donor's physical and mental condition, kidney function, and individual risks are assessed. The discussion of benefits and risks for the donor is held separately from the patient's evaluation.

The decision is made without pressure

The donor must receive clear information about the risks and be able to decide freely. Pressure from family or anyone else cannot replace the donor's consent.

After donation

The plan for care after the operation and for long-term follow-up is agreed in advance. Risk is different for each person; it cannot be judged by a single number found on the internet.

Important questions

What is my individual risk? Who will give independent advice? Where will the follow-up tests take place? How is the plan for returning to work set?

SourcesKDIGO · Living Kidney Donors (2017) ↗Sources accessed on: 02.10.2026.

Educational information. Make personal medical decisions together with your doctor.