Six-Month Survival Following Heart Transplant After Donor Circulatory Death Is Noninferior to Transplant After Donor Brain Death

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69220login-checkSix-Month Survival Following Heart Transplant After Donor Circulatory Death Is Noninferior to Transplant After Donor Brain Death

By Luke Halpern

Notably, donor hearts from those who underwent circulatory death were able to be preserved and analyzed in situ.

Survival at 6 months after transplantation with a donor heart that was reanimated and assessed after circulatory-death was found to be noninferior to patient survival among recipients of the standard care transplantation using a donor heart that had been preserved in cold storage after brain-death, according to the results of a new study published inĀ The New England Journal of Medicine. The more in Pharmacy Times.

692210login-checkSix-Month Survival Following Heart Transplant After Donor Circulatory Death Is Noninferior to Transplant After Donor Brain Death
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