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Organ Preservation

 
 
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Disease relevance of Organ Preservation

 

High impact information on Organ Preservation

  • To explore the possible benefits of cAMP analogs/agonists in organ preservation, we used a rat heterotopic cardiac transplant model; dibutyryl cAMP added to preservation solutions was associated with a time- and dose-dependent increase in the duration of cold storage associated with successful graft function [6].
  • To test the hypothesis that prior glucose loading of donor liver would optimize its adenosine triphosphate production and adenylate energy charge during ex vivo organ preservation, adult male rats were randomized to receive either intravenous dextrose or saline for 44 h [7].
  • The replacement of lactobionate by chloride had less untoward functional effects compared with studies of other solid organ preservation [8].
  • The University of Wisconsin solution differs from other types of solutions used for organ preservation because it contains high-energy phosphate precursors (adenosine and phosphate), impermeants (lactobionate and raffinose), an oncotic agent (pentafraction), and antioxidants (allopurinol and glutathione) [9].
  • CONCLUSION: Induction chemotherapy with PFL followed by concurrent cisplatin chemoradiotherapy is well tolerated and results in a good likelihood of organ preservation and excellent PFS and OS [10].
 

Biological context of Organ Preservation

 

Anatomical context of Organ Preservation

 

Associations of Organ Preservation with chemical compounds

  • In addition to being an antioxidant, GSH may exert its protective effects during organ preservation by inhibiting cytosolic proteases--perhaps via its glycine moiety [18].
  • The effect of cold storage of rat thoracic aortic rings in organ preservation solutions--a study of receptor-linked vascular prostacyclin synthesis [19].
  • These findings suggest that addition of verapamil to UW organ preservation solution may result in better poststorage liver function [20].
  • Histidine- and lactobionate-containing solutions thus represent a further improvement in organ preservation by simple cold storage [21].
  • Application of this principle to organ preservation has shown that supplementation with cyclic AMP analogs or inhibition of endogenous cAMP metabolism enables extension of the time a harvested organ can remain extracorporeally, after which transplantation is successful [22].
 

Gene context of Organ Preservation

  • The present study aims at a quantitative assessment of stress proteins, adhesion molecules, and interleukin-8 in a cell culture-based model of organ preservation [23].
  • p53 and p21 Expression levels predict organ preservation and survival in invasive bladder carcinoma treated with a combined-modality approach [24].
  • Of the lymphocyte subpopulations measured, CD8 levels were significantly lower in stage IV patients and tended to be lower in patients with successful organ preservation [25].
  • The full multivariate model for predicting larynx preservation in patients treated with induction chemotherapy plus radiation shows that T class, p53 overexpression, and elevated proliferating cell nuclear antigen index were independent predictors of successful organ preservation [26].
  • CONCLUSIONS: The author conclude that: (1) the current survival rate for genital MGCT is excellent, (2) delayed surgical resection with organ preservation is not associated with an adverse outcome, and (3) the treatment comparison of the effect of cisplatin dose was inconclusive in this small study population [27].
 

Analytical, diagnostic and therapeutic context of Organ Preservation

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  19. The effect of cold storage of rat thoracic aortic rings in organ preservation solutions--a study of receptor-linked vascular prostacyclin synthesis. Jeremy, J.Y., Stansby, G., Fuller, B., Rolles, K., Hamilton, G. Transplantation (1992) [Pubmed]
  20. 31P nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopic evaluation of liver preservation solutions. Bowers, J.L., Neymark, E., Cook, C.U., Clouse, M.E. Transplantation (1994) [Pubmed]
  21. An examination of the effects of solutions containing histidine and lactobionate for heart, pancreas, and liver preservation in the rat. Sumimoto, R., Dohi, K., Urushihara, T., Jamieson, N.V., Ito, H., Sumimoto, K., Fukuda, Y. Transplantation (1992) [Pubmed]
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