2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2005.01.058
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Use of perfusion parameters in predicting outcomes of machine-preserved kidneys

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“…Sonnenday et al [11] reported transplanting 11 of 14 kidneys successfully with favorable donor characteristics that had been turned down by other centers owing to "poor" perfusion parameters. Mozes et al [12] analyzed 336 consecutive HMP ECD kidneys and showed that the outcome of kidneys with "poor" perfusion parameters (0.40 mmHg/mL/min < RR < 0.60 mmHg/mL/ min) was similar to the kidneys with "good" perfusion parameters. More recently, Guarrera et al [13] reported acceptable short-and long-term results in a small series of deceased donor kidneys with "poor" perfusion parameters (flow < 80 mL/min/100 g and RR > 0.40 mmHg/mL/min/ 100 g), but no other high donor risk factors.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Sonnenday et al [11] reported transplanting 11 of 14 kidneys successfully with favorable donor characteristics that had been turned down by other centers owing to "poor" perfusion parameters. Mozes et al [12] analyzed 336 consecutive HMP ECD kidneys and showed that the outcome of kidneys with "poor" perfusion parameters (0.40 mmHg/mL/min < RR < 0.60 mmHg/mL/ min) was similar to the kidneys with "good" perfusion parameters. More recently, Guarrera et al [13] reported acceptable short-and long-term results in a small series of deceased donor kidneys with "poor" perfusion parameters (flow < 80 mL/min/100 g and RR > 0.40 mmHg/mL/min/ 100 g), but no other high donor risk factors.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Tesi, sit煤a el punto de corte en FVR >70mL/min o una RVR<0,4 32 . Analizando los datos obtenidos en cl铆-nica por Mozes sobre perfusi贸n y su funcionanmiento inmedianto postrasplante, parece que aquellos ri帽ones con un menor FVR (<100 mL/min) y una mayor RVR (>0,40 mmHg/mL/ min) tienen m谩s riesgo de disfunci贸n inicial 33 . Matsuno rechazar铆a 贸rganos con un FVR <0,4 ml/min/gr.…”
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“…Nosotros hemos se帽alado anteriormente la posibilidad de que pueda existir actividad sint茅tica durante el proceso de perfusi贸n hipot茅rmica 36 . Sin embargo, en la actualidad se siguen utilizando mayoritariamente otros criterios para aceptar o rechazar 贸rganos, como la edad del donante, la presencia de alteraciones significativas de la histolog铆a renal o anatom铆a del injerto, la positividad de la prueba cruzada entre donante y receptor, as铆 como yatrogenia quir煤rgica producida durante las maniobras de extracci贸n 33 .…”
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“…8,22 In these studies, nonoxygenated HMP was applied. Testing the quality of the graft during MP by measuring flow and resistance could not have been shown to predict transplant outcome in some studies [24][25][26] but elevated resistance was associated with DGF and graft failure at 1 year in the randomized Eurotransplant trial. 27 The therapeutic approach of adding substrates to improve the graft quality during HMP is still under investigation.…”
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confidence: 99%