Hypothermia and Hyperbaria

Manax, William G.; Block, Jack; Eyal, Zwi; Lyons, Gary W.; Lillehei, Richard C.

doi:10.1001/jama.1965.03080220019004

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“…En ce qui concerne la conservation du greffon, l'hypothermie associée à l'oxygène hyperbare a donné des résultats encourageants chez le chien aussi bien dans des transplantations orthotopiques pour des conservations de plus courte durée [5,6,8,9] qu'hétérotopiques [3,12]; cependant le mécanisme d'action de l'hyperbarisme reste hypothétique. L'étude compa rative de deux séries expérimentales comportant un mode de décompres sion différent pour chaque série montre que ce mode de décompression est un facteur important dans la conservation sous hyperbarie [5].…”

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Homotransplantation hétérotopique de cœur chez le rat: étude des stades initiaux du rejet et influence de la conservation

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Homotransplantation hétérotopique de cœur chez le rat: étude des stades initiaux du rejet et influence de la conservation

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“…With this device, we have been able to preserve heart, lung, kidney and bowel in vitro in a viable state for periods up to 72 hr. [11][12][13][14][15] The success achieved in storage of these organs with hypothermia and hyperbaric oxygen raises many questions as to how this physical combination works to sustain cell viability and function.…”

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The Use of Hypothermia, Hyperbaria, and Metabolic Inhibition in Organ Preservation

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Idezuki²,

Dietzman³

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A most important aspect of organ transplantation is the prevention of ischemic damage. Suitable methods of preservation would make possible the widespread use of organs from cadaveric donors and would allow sufficient time for tissue typing, pretransplant preparation of the recipient and pretreatment of the isolated organ prior to transplantation.Any method for preservation in vitro of organs must protect against the altered physiology resulting from ischemia and hypoxia. Since the basic living unit is the cell, successful preservation must maintain cellular stability despite decreased oxygen supply, to which the cell is extremely sensitive. The maintenance of cellular integrity is a dynamic process resulting from a balance between breakdown and repair reactions.' Physiologic interruption of this balance by hypoxia or anoxia may cause irreversible damage unless protective compensation is afforded. The logical approach is to reduce metabolic activity. HYPOTHERMIA Hypothermia is the basis of our present methods to preserve the viability of organs. Its use is based on the fact that the oxygen requirements of individual mammals, organs and tissues drop exponentially with the decrease in temperature.2, 3 Organized investigation of the hypothermic state was not begun until this century. In 1905 Simpson and Herring4 showed in cats that when the body temperature was reduced below a certain level no anesthetic was necessary.Since that time, hypothermia has found widespread use in the fields of cardiac surgery and neurosurgery and transplantation and in the establishment of blood and tissue banks.We have designed several experiments to evaluate the use of hypothermia in kidney preservation. Initially, we sought to determine the advantage, if any, of antemortem treatment of the donor by total body hypothermia.5 The aim was to minimize renal ischemia by reducing metabolic activity.One group of dogs was made hypothermic (28° C) by external total body

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“…"Απασαι αί μέχρι σήμερον μέθοδοι συντηρήσεως νεφρικών μοσχευ μάτων έχουν ώς βάσιν τήν ύποθερμίαν. Ή υποθερμία καταστέλλει τάς με ταβολικός άνάγκας τοϋ οργάνου τοσοϋτον, ώστε είς θερμοκρασίαν 5°C ή κατανάλωσις 0 2 μειοϋται είς 5 % του απαιτουμένου είς θερμοκρασίαν 360C2,45 ; 69 5 71.…”

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Hypothermia and Hyperbaria

Cited by 30 publications

References 7 publications

Homotransplantation hétérotopique de cœur chez le rat: étude des stades initiaux du rejet et influence de la conservation

Homotransplantation hétérotopique de cœur chez le rat: étude des stades initiaux du rejet et influence de la conservation

The Use of Hypothermia, Hyperbaria, and Metabolic Inhibition in Organ Preservation

Μεθοδος Συντηρησεως Νεφρικων Μοσχευματων Επι 24 Ωρας (Πειραματικη Εργασια)

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