Impact of normothermic regional perfusion during DCD recovery on lung allograft function: A preclinical study
Authors:
- Rafaela V.P. RibeiroRRRafaela V.P. Ribeiro
- Frank A. ReynoldsFRFrank A. Reynolds
- Tiffany L. SarrafianTSTiffany L. Sarrafian
- Cristiano SpadaccioCSCristiano Spadaccio
- Clint ColbyCCClint Colby
- Adam RichmanARAdam Richman
- Jennifer L. BrazzellJBJennifer L. Brazzell
- Defne Gunes ErgiDEDefne Gunes Ergi
- Salah AltarabshehSASalah Altarabsheh
- Benjamin T. DaxonBDBenjamin T. Daxon
- Marcelo CypelMCMarcelo Cypel
- Sahar A. SaddoughiSSSahar A. Saddoughi
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- Mayo Clinic
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