High oxygen pressure during continuous hypothermic machine perfusion is associated with a better ex vivo renal blood flow and early graft function in a porcine DCD auto-transplant model

Darius, Tom; Gianello, Pierre; Buemi, Antoine; De Meyer, Martine; Mourad, Michel

High oxygen pressure during continuous hypothermic machine perfusion is associated with a better ex vivo renal blood flow and early graft function in a porcine DCD auto-transplant model

Darius, Tom

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Gianello, Pierre

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Buemi, Antoine

;

De Meyer, Martine

;

Mourad, Michel

(2018) 4th International Meeting on Ischemia Reperfusion Injury in Transplantation, IMIRT 2018 — Location: Poitiers, France (19.April.2018)

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Darius, TomUCLouvain
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Gianello, PierreUCLouvain
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Buemi, AntoineUCLouvain
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De Meyer, MartineUCLouvain
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Mourad, MichelUCLouvain
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Darius, T., Gianello, P., Buemi, A., De Meyer, M., & Mourad, M. (2018). High oxygen pressure during continuous hypothermic machine perfusion is associated with a better ex vivo renal blood flow and early graft function in a porcine DCD auto-transplant model. Transplant International, 31(Suppl 2), 9. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/30674 (Original work published 2018)