Übersetzung für 'donated organ' von Englisch nach Deutsch

donated organ

Spenderorgan {n}med.

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donated {adj} {past-p}

geschenkt

gegeben [geschenkt, gespendet]

gespendet

gestiftet

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donated item

Sachspende {f}

sb. donated

jd. schenkte

donated blood

Spenderblut {n}med.

donated breast milk

Spendermilch {f}med.

donated mothers' milk

Frauenmilchspende {f}

human milk donated by nursing mothers

Muttermilchspenden {pl}

organ

Orgel {f}mus.

Körperteil {m} [Organ]anat.

Hilfsmittel {n}

Funktionseinheit {f}

Organ {n}anat.biol.

Zeitung {f}journ.

house organ

Betriebszeitschrift {f}jobspubl.

organ perforation

Organperforation {f}med.

fructification organ

Fruktifikationsorgan {n}med.mycol.

organ lesson

Orgelstunde {f}educ.mus.

• The current organ was built by Noel Mander MBE in 1968 and the casework was designed by Stephen Dykes Bower. The previous organ was donated to Methodist College Belfast on their centenary in 1968.
• The law has been revised to make the process of making an anatomical gift more streamlined, and to promote organ donation to citizens in order to address the high demand for donated organs for transplantation.
• Nicholas and his family became famous when almost every organ or body part was donated to those in need following his death.
• The church has an organ donated by Andrew Carnegie and has several large stained glass windows.
• The first living organ donor in a successful transplant was Ronald Lee Herrick (1931–2010), who donated a kidney to his identical twin brother in 1954.

• It also houses the Williams Organ, donated by Walter McAdoo Williams, namesake of Walter M.
• The marrow's hematopoietic stem cells—the reservoir of stem cells replenishing exhausted blood cells including white blood cells forming the immune system—must be of the individual who donated the organ or of an identical twin or a clone.
• Pierre du Pont ordered this massive Aeolian organ in 1929 to replace the previous organ of 3,650 pipes, which he donated to the University of Delaware where it stayed until 1964.
• During Dubourg's tenure as bishop, many artifacts, paintings, and an organ were donated to the church.
• Classifying a patient as a NHBD can qualify someone to be subject to non-therapeutic intensive care, in which treatment is only given to preserve the organs that will be donated and not to preserve the life of the donor.

• ") – and the former monastery's library being donated to the University of Erfurt (and then to the Boineburg Library when the university closed in 1816).
• Proceeds from sales of the record were donated to African charities.
• In 1766, Guillot de Montjoye and Jean-Bernard de Vienne, canons and stewards of the church fabric, donated a mechanical clock to the cathedral.
• Cristina's husband's heart is donated to Paul, who begins his recovery.
• In March 2006 Postrel donated a kidney to an acquaintance, writer Sally Satel.

• She often visited residence homes for the elderly, and washed, sorted, and donated clothes to homeless shelters until she was 91.
• The Mitchell Hall, built in 1896, was donated to the community by Alexander Mitchell.