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The donor with a well-matched kidney will be brought in the operating room with suitable hemodynamics monitor. Hemodynamic monitoring is used to determine blood pressure, organ dysfunctioning, or to detect any other problem. The reflexes might still be present even after the brain death of the donor.

Bilateral nephrectomy is performed by a long midline incision or a bilateral subcostal incision or even with the help of both. Usually, a recipient in need of both kidneys gets it from a deceased donor. The objective is to take both of the kidneys from the cadaver donor along with renal artery and veins. Using this approach restrict the hazard of injuring componential vessels present in 12-15% of normal kidneys. Removing both of the kidneys all at once with the help of undamaged segment of the aorta and inferior vena cava while the cooling of the kidneys. It also minimizes the time required for nephrectomy because of the fine post-mortem essential for identifying and isolating the artery and vein, can be performed after removing the kidneys. Endless perfusion for the conservation of kidneys can be offered by aorta, hence it can overlook direct renal artery cannulation and the possibility of any internal injuries. Numerous arteries will be left on a cuff of the aorta, hence giving the transplant surgeon the option of using a single Carrel patch anastomosis for a simpler reimplantation procedure.

Entering the abdomen cavity, brisk evaluation is done to boycotting the presence of unknown sepsis, neoplasia or other important pathology. The small bowel and mesentery are backed down towards the right and the posterior parietal peritoneum is carved over the great vessels and through the ligament of Treitz. The peritoneal laceration is extended around the ascending colon so that the bowel can be retracted upward and to the left. Cadaveric Donor Nephrectomy: Multivisceral Procurement

Successful recovery of multiple organs demands careful regulation of the team involved to ensure that there is no bargain done in the activity of any of the transplanted organs. It is crucial to have anesthetic support to monitor and maintain the cardiovascular integrity of the donor during the extensive dissection, might take 2-3 hours. Relying on the blending of organs to be, the details will differ but certain general principles will remain the same. These include wide exposure, dissection of each organ to its vascular connection while the heart is still beating, placement of cannulas for in situ cooling and removal of organs while perfusion continues, usually in the order of heart, lungs, liver, kidneys and then pancreas.