Gaseous oxygen perfusion of the stored kidney provides life-supporting renal function in
canine kidneys damaged by 30 min of warm ischaemia followed by cold storage for a total of …

Canine kidneys were briefly perfused with Ross and Marshall's hypertonic citrate solution
and stored at 0 C. This study concerns the effect, during such storage, of insufflating various …

Rabbit kidneys have been perfused for 24 hr at 5° C and tested by autotransplantation with
immediate contralateral nephrectomy. The perfusate contained an extracellular balance of …

Vascular perfusion of gaseous oxygen has been used to prolong the in vitro survival of a
number of isolated organs, and has been shown to improve the hypothermic preservation of …

Perfusion preservation was introduced in clinical transplantation in 1967 1 and simple cold
storage in 1969 2. Since then many articles have appeared in the literature suggesting …

A comparison of the effectiveness of two renal preservation techniques was studied in 30
cannine renal pairs. In the absence of warm ischemia, 24-hr preservation by pulsatile …

Improving preservation techniques to minimize injury is of particular importance in organs
from marginal donors. Since the introduction of transplantation and routine use of …

Renal function adequate to sustain life for one year will return in canine kidneys stored for
24 hr at+ 2 C. and 3 atmos (absolute) of pressure (100% 0 2) provided that prior to …

Kidneys have been preserved for 24 hr by two methods—continuous hypothermic perfusion
with plasma protein fraction (PPF) and simple ice storage method of Collins et (3). Prior to …

Summary 63 cadaveric kidneys have been preserved for up to 36 hours by continuous
perfusion on a Gambro machine. 52 kidneys were transplanted: 13 (25%) functioned …