选择风景优美路线的人:欧洲破纪录的9小时OCS之旅。

0 CARDIAC & CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEMS
Maria Nucera, Bruno Schnegg, Hansjoerg Jenni, David Reineke
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我们报告了欧洲记录最长的心脏灌注使用Transmedics器官护理系统(OCS)在心脏移植。一名55岁终末期心力衰竭患者在OCS灌注536分钟(8小时55分钟),总体外时间676分钟(11小时16分钟)后接受供体心脏移植。由于恶劣的天气,航空运输无法进行,需要延长地面旅行。尽管初始血管痉挛,灌注参数保持稳定。心脏在移植后立即显示出功能,无需机械支持。该病例证明了OCS的潜力,可以延长保存时间,超越传统限制,增加获得可行的供体器官的机会,并优化移植结果。
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The heart that took the scenic route: Europe's record-breaking 9-hours OCS journey.

We report Europe's longest documented heart perfusion using the Transmedics Organ Care System (OCS) during a heart transplantation. A 55-year-old patient with end-stage heart failure received a donor heart after 536 min (8 h 55 min) of OCS perfusion and a total out-of-body time of 676 min (11 h 16 min). Due to adverse weather, air transport was not possible, necessitating an extended ground-based journey. Despite initial vasospasm, perfusion parameters remained stable. The heart demonstrated immediate post-transplant function without need of mechanical support. This case demonstrates the potential of the OCS to extend preservation times beyond conventional limits, increasing access to viable donor organs and optimizing transplantation outcomes.

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