An American medical team has developed a remarkable matching system that brings kidney donors and recipients together in a kind of communal swap event. This program illustrates just how this innovative surgical arrangement, known as a "domino" or "daisy chain" transplant, is rapidly gaining favor among the medical community. Viewers watch as families, hospital staff, and a crack surgical team join forces for a day of simultaneous operations-swapping three kidneys, saving lives, and helping to change the future of transplant surgery.

Encoded with permission for digital streaming by Infobase on Aug. 03, 2010. Learn360 is distributed by Infobase for Films for the Humanities & Sciences, Cambridge Educational, Meridian Education, and Shopware.

Paired Kidney Exchange (4:08) -- Kidney Exchange Explained (2:12) -- Incompatible Kidney Donor (2:12) -- Patient and Donor Interview (2:20) -- Plasmapheresis Treatment (4:33) -- Johns Hopkins Immunogenentics Laboratory (2:36) -- Kidney Exchange Participant (1:08) -- Transplant Staff Meeting (2:56) -- Inherent Risk of Domino Surgery (2:08) -- Domino Kidney Transplant Plan (2:41) -- Patient Preparation for Domino Transplant (2:03) -- Effects of Daily Plasmapherisis Treatments (3:54) -- Domino Transplant Plan B (2:04) -- Domino Transplant Comes Undone (3:03) -- Reconstructing a Domino Transplant (2:44) -- Bad News for Transplant Patient (2:27) -- Hospital Preparation for Kidney Exchange (2:16) -- Final Preparation for Kidney Exchange (2:29) -- Domino Surgery Part 1 (2:08) -- Domino Surgery Part 2 (3:26) -- Post Transplant Update (1:54) -- Inside Domino Kidney Transplant: Credits (0:45).