Ischemia
Scientists at University of Bologna report research in ischemia
Published in Hospital Business Week, April 26th, 2009
"According to transplant registries, grafts from elderly donors have lower survival rates. During 1999-2005, we evaluated the outcomes of 89 patients who received a liver from a donor aged >= 60 years and managed with the low liver-damage strategy (LLDS), based on the preoperative donor liver biopsy and the shortest possible ischemia time (group D>= 60-LLDS)," scientists in Bologna, Italy report.
"Group D>= 60-LLDS was compared with 198 matched recipients, whose grafts were not managed with this strategy (89 donors < 60 years, group D< 60-no-LLDS and 89 donors aged >= 60 years, group D>= 60-no-LLDS). In the donors proposed from the age group of...
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