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Liver splitting during normothermic machine perfusion: a novel method to combine the advantages of both in-situ and ex-vivo techniques

Lau et al., 2023

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3978800217829086921
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Lau N
Ly M
Dennis C
Ewenson K
Ly H
Huang J
Cabanes-Creus M
Chanda S
Wang C
Lisowski L
Liu K
Kench J
McCaughan G
Crawford M
Pulitano C
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Background Split liver transplantation permits the transplant of two recipients using a single donor liver. Liver splitting can be performed using the ex-vivo technique (more convenient), or the in-situ technique (shorter cold ischaemic time). We aimed to develop a technique for …
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