Can measuring donor vessel damage boost transplant success?

This study looks at a thin layer inside blood vessels, called the glycocalyx, in people who have been declared brain dead and are organ donors. Researchers want to see if damage to this layer affects how well donated organs work after transplant. By understanding this, they hope to find ways to improve organ quality, especially from donors whose organs might not be ideal. The study involves 100 participants and measures certain markers in blood and urine.