When a child has this disease, the doctor may call the patient's parents and explain how to practice this intervention.
Ideally, the use of a kidney from a living related donor.
As should be the kidney donor
• The practitioner should make clear that there is no moral imperative that requires the donation.
• If any family members willing to donate, must undergo the studies to determine the child support receptor.
• If appropriate, begin a series of clinical examinations and laboratory whose purpose is, first, to detect potential diseases that involve some risk to the donor and, second, rule out conditions that could be transmitted the transplant recipient to play.
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