Observational Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2020.
World J Clin Cases. May 6, 2020; 8(9): 1620-1631
Published online May 6, 2020. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v8.i9.1620
Table 3 Viewpoints of religious officials on organ donation and organ transplantation
Yes (%)No (%)No idea / no sure (%)
Did any of your relatives donated their organs?26 (1.1)1954 (83.1)370 (15.7)
Did any of your relatives underwent transplantation?24 (1.0)2219 (94.4)107 (4.6)
Would you give consent to organ donation of the relatives?1243 (52.9)610 (26.0)497 (21.1)
Willing to donate your organs to a relatives when it is necessary?1882 (80.1)294 (12.5)174 (7.4)
Would you accept organ transplantation if it is necessary?1917 (81.6)195 (8.3)238 (10.1)
Do you believe organ donation as a necessary for humanity?1967 (83.7)212 (9.0)171 (7.3)
Is organ donation appropriate for religious terms?1421 (60.5)534 (22.7)395 (16.8)
Are you exposed to questions about organ donation?961 (40.9)617 (26.3)772 (32.9)
Did you preach or sermon organ donation?1293 (55.0)682 (29.0)375 (16.0)
Do religious leaders' views affect your donation perspective?966 (41.1)1219 (51.9)165 (7.0)
Which organs and tissues may be suitable for transplantation?
Kidney2304 (98.1)22 (0.9)24 (1.0)
Liver2121 (90.3)93 (4.0)136 (5.8)
Bone morrow2031 (86.4)71 (3.0)248 (10.6)
Heart2004 (85.3)141 (6.0)205 (8.7)
Cornea1741 (74.1)165 (7.0)444 (18.9)
Skin grafting1201 (51.1)719 (30.6)430 (18.3)
Lung1099 (46.8)507 (21.6)744 (31.7)
Bone755 (32.1)951 (40.5)644 (27.4)
Small bowel675 (28.7)524 (22.3)1151 (49.0)
Pancreas594 (25.3)611 (26.0)1145 (48.7)
Nerve471 (20.0)1210 (51.5)699 (28.5)