臨床および実験的移植のジャーナル

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Effects of Long Ischemic Times on Lung Transplantation

Davis Lannin

Limited patron organ vacuity remains to be the main barrier to providing this choice to all implicit campaigners, despite the fact that lung transplantation (LTx) is a popular medical option for patients suffering from certain severe lung ailments. The lung allocation score (LAS) was used to give priority to candidates who were in a serious danger of dying, regardless of how much time had passed on the waitlist. However, the allocation of organs to candidates with the highest priority is still constrained in order to reduce the amount of time that graft ischemia takes to occur. This restriction might be alleviated by extending the acceptable patron organ ischemic time, but there has been resistance to widely dragging acceptable graft ischemia times because the medical literature has not consistently shown acceptable problems with the transplantation of grafts with prolonged ischemic times.