1986
DOI: 10.1590/s0102-76381986000100004
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Preparado cardiopulmonar

Abstract: RESUMO: Trata-se de um método de preservação do conjunto coração-pulmão isolado em condllfões fisiológicas. Após abertura do tórax, é instituída a autoperfusão ex-corpere, que se obtém pela canulação do tronco braquicefálico e veia cava superior, conectando-se a um reservatório situado a 1 metro de altura, de tal maneira que, pela contração ventricular esquerda, o sangue é impulsionado ao reservatório, retorna ao coração direito e segue as vias normais, passando pelos pulmões, onde é oxigenado. A seguir, sem q… Show more

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“…In 1986, we had the opportunity to publish experimental methodology for thoracic organs preservation at normothermia and in physiological conditions called heartlung preparation [20], which included the removal all cardiopulmonary block from the donor, and was kept for up to 11 hours and then transplanted to another animal experimentation, presenting good results. This embodies the concept of keeping the beat at normothermia, and the organ preservation seems to be more consistent than the application of cardioplegic solutions and hypothermia.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In 1986, we had the opportunity to publish experimental methodology for thoracic organs preservation at normothermia and in physiological conditions called heartlung preparation [20], which included the removal all cardiopulmonary block from the donor, and was kept for up to 11 hours and then transplanted to another animal experimentation, presenting good results. This embodies the concept of keeping the beat at normothermia, and the organ preservation seems to be more consistent than the application of cardioplegic solutions and hypothermia.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%