Transplantation Technologies & Research

Matějka R

Publications

• Research Article
  Retrograde Oxygen Persufflation of Kidney: Experiment on an Animal
  Author(s): Jiri Molacek, Třeška V, Opatrný V, Matějka R and Baxa JJiri Molacek, Třeška V, Opatrný V, Matějka R and Baxa J
  
  Objective: There is still a lack of organs for transplantation purposes. In the field of kidney and liver transplantation one of available solutions is the use of organs from so-called marginal donors. These donors can be e.g. non-heartbeating donors (NHBD). In these cases perfusion and preservation of organs intended for transplantation is generally more difficult. Retrograde oxygen persufflation (ROP) may be one of the possible solutions of this issue. This method is based on retrograde perfusion by oxygen through the renal vein thus reconditioning the organ.Materials and methods: We have operated on 10 animals (porcine models). In all animals was simulated ischemic injury of right kidney. In Group A (N=5) were kidneys after explantation perfused with retrograde oxygen persufflation. In group B (N=5) were kidneys perfused intrarterialy like us.. Read More»
  DOI: 10.4172/2161-0991.1000147

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