Accumulation of products of lipid peroxidation (malondialdehyde, conjugated dienes, lipid
peroxides, and Schiff bases) was evaluated in rabbit kidney cortex slices made ischemic for …

The effect of simple cold storage on ice with or without preceding warm ischemic injury on
the energy metabolism and posttransplant viability of canine kidneys was examined in the …

The intensity of ischemia–reperfusion injury of the donor organ during the preservation
phase and after anastomosis is acknowledged as being a key factor for long‐term graft …

Dog kidneys under hypothermia were perfused with canine plasma for up to 72 hr and
thereafter autotransplanted. Oxygen tensions, pH, temperature, and osmolarity of the …

Background Deceased after cardiac death donors (DCDs) represent a valuable source of
organs; however, preventing poor outcome is difficult, even with the use of machine …

The objective of the present study was to evaluate the recently proposed aerobic machine
preservation with the noncolloidal HTK solution by comparison with the colloidal Belzer …

Ischemic injury to the renal allograft, prior to implantation, is an important cause of delayed
graft function. With improved understanding of the pathophysiological mechanisms involved …

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION Renal preservation, the ex vivo storage of cadaveric
kidneys, is a relatively new? eld. Preservation of cadav eric kidneys for transplantation is …

Canine whole organs (kidney, heart, small bowel) have been successfully preserved for 48
hours in an in vitro viable state by the combination of hypothermia (2° to 4° C) and …

A study was performed to determine the limiting factors to expanding the donor pool with
warm ischemically (WI) damaged kidneys. Canine kidneys were damaged by 30 min of WI …