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Table 1 Characteristics of the respondents

From: Intraoperative management of brain-dead organ donors by anesthesiologists during an organ procurement procedure: results from a French survey

 

Respondents (n = 458)

Type of institution

 University hospital

267 (58%)

 Non-university hospital

191 (42%)

Function of the respondent

 Resident

48 (10%)

 Fellow

53 (12%)

 Attending physician

335 (73%)

 Professor

22 (5%)

Field of activitya

 Full-time anaesthesiology

188 (46%)

 Full-time ICU

42 (10%)

 Shared activity (both anaesthesiology and ICU)

180 (44%)

Professional experience > 10 yearsa

209 (51%)

Numbers of OP procedures occurred last year per establishment

 < 5 procedures

55 (12%)

 5–10 procedures

95 (21%)

 10–20 procedures

132 (29%)

 > 20 procedures

176 (38%)

Numbers of BDD personally managed in the OR by respondent during last year

 None

71 (16%)

 1–4

307 (67%)

  ≥ 5

80 (17%)

Existence of a written protocol for anaesthetic management of BDD

197 (76%)

  1. Data are expressed as n (%)
  2. aExcluding residents
  3. ICU intensive care unit, BDD brain dead donor, OP organ procurement, OR operating room