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Clinical Device for Hepatic Graft Monitoring during Perfusion: Insights from ILTS 2014

This study, presented at ILTS 2014 by Ravikumar R. et al., examines a clinical device used for the monitoring of hepatic grafts during perfusion. Key parameters measured include portal and arterial flow rates, bile production rates, and pH levels at various time intervals. With perfusion beginning after 10 seconds and continuous monitoring thereafter, the device aims to optimize liver graft function and enhance postoperative outcomes. The insights from this study contribute significantly to the field of liver transplantation and perfusion technology.

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Clinical Device for Hepatic Graft Monitoring during Perfusion: Insights from ILTS 2014

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  1. Dispositif à usage clinique • ILTS 2014 – D'après RavikumarR. et al., abstract O1, actualisé

  2. Le foie en circuit Après 60 secondes Début de perfusion Après 10 secondes • ILTS 2014 – D'après Ravikumar R. et al., abstract O1, actualisé

  3. ILTS 2014 – D'après Ravikumar R. et al., abstract O1, actualisé

  4. Monitorage du greffon hépatique en cours de perfusion Débit portal Débit artériel Temps (heures) Temps (heures) Débit biliaire pH Temps (heures) Temps (heures) • ILTS 2014 – D'après Ravikumar R. et al., abstract O1, actualisé

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