EA202192437A1 - METHOD AND DEVICE FOR RESTORATION OF ORGANS - Google Patents

METHOD AND DEVICE FOR RESTORATION OF ORGANS

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EA202192437A1
EA202192437A1 EA202192437A EA202192437A EA202192437A1 EA 202192437 A1 EA202192437 A1 EA 202192437A1 EA 202192437 A EA202192437 A EA 202192437A EA 202192437 A EA202192437 A EA 202192437A EA 202192437 A1 EA202192437 A1 EA 202192437A1
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organ
hyperoncotic
donor
circulated
contained
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Микель Олауссон
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Углх Рисерч Аб
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Предложен способ восстановления органа, полученного от донора, причем орган изымают по меньшей мере через 2 ч после остановки кровообращения у донора. Способ включает введение в орган лиз-плазминогена, содержащегося в первом гиперонкотическом растворе, а затем введение тканевого активатора плазминогена (ТАП), содержащегося во втором гиперонкотическом растворе. Затем на первом этапе восстановления обеспечивают циркуляцию через орган третьей гиперонкотической жидкости, содержащей альбумин и электролиты, и на втором этапе восстановления обеспечивают циркуляцию через орган четвертой гиперонкотической жидкости, содержащей оксигенированные эритроциты. Затем оценивают орган по обычным критериям. Предложены также устройство и жидкость для использования в указанном способе.A method for restoring an organ received from a donor is proposed, wherein the organ is removed at least 2 hours after the donor's blood circulation has stopped. The method includes administering lys-plasminogen contained in the first hyperoncotic solution to the organ, and then administering tissue plasminogen activator (TPA) contained in the second hyperoncotic solution. Then, at the first recovery stage, the third hyperoncotic fluid containing albumin and electrolytes is circulated through the organ, and at the second recovery stage, the fourth hyperoncotic fluid containing oxygenated erythrocytes is circulated through the organ. The organ is then evaluated according to the usual criteria. A device and a liquid for use in said method are also provided.

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