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Living and Deceased Donor Kidney Transplants. Our kidney transplant patients receive kidneys from living kidney donors and deceased kidney donors. Here are some factors to consider about each type of transplant. Living Kidney Donors and Living Donation.
In a directed donation, the donor names the specific person to receive the transplant. This is the most common type of living donation. The donor may be: a biological relative, such as a parent, brother, sister, or adult child, a biologically unrelated person who has a personal or social connection with the transplant candidate, such as a spouse or significant other, a friend or a coworker, or.