Perfusionmatching
Perfusionmatching is a technique used in the field of organ transplantation to improve the outcome of transplanted organs. It involves matching the blood flow and oxygenation of the transplanted organ to that of the recipient's native organ. This process is crucial because organs must receive an adequate blood supply and oxygen to function properly after transplantation.
The primary goal of perfusionmatching is to minimize the ischemic time, which is the period during which
Perfusionmatching is typically achieved through a series of steps. First, the transplanted organ is perfused with
Perfusionmatching is an essential component of modern organ transplantation techniques. It has been shown to improve