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- W4384692302 abstract "Cold preservation is a key component to organ procurement and transplantation. Cold preservation functions by slowing metabolic activity of procured organs and begins the period known as cold ischemic time (CIT). Reducing CIT and warm ischemic time (WIT) are paramount to minimizing donor organ damage from ischemia and the build-up of waste products and signals that drive reperfusion injury prior to transplantation into a matching recipient. Preventing damage from CIT and WIT and extending the amount of time that organs can tolerate has been a major goal of organ transplantation since donors and recipients are frequently not located within the same hospital, region, or state. Meanwhile, the amount of CIT that a transplant center is willing to accept differs based on the organ, the institution receiving the organ offer, and the doctor receiving the offer for that institution. With the introduction of a partial heart transplantation conducted last year at Duke University, it is important to discuss how much CIT transplant centers conducting a partial heart transplantation (pHT) are willing to accept. This article will review the physiology of WIT and CIT, associated organ damage, CIT variation among transplant centers and organ types, and provide a brief discussion of the future of pHT-accepted CIT and the need for research in this field." @default.
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- W4384692302 title "Mechanisms of Cold Preservation and Reperfusion Injury for Solid Organ Transplantation: Implications for Partial Heart Transplantations" @default.
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