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优先排序对肺移植后重度原发性移植物功能障碍的影响:风险因素与结局的解析
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Impact of Prioritization on Severe Primary Graft Dysfunction After Lung Transplantation: Disentangling Risk Factors and Outcomes

Posted by By MedXY 10/19/2026
Prioritized lung transplant recipients exhibit higher severe PGD rates and mortality, yet prioritization itself is not an independent PGD predictor; pre-transplant ECMO is the primary risk factor.
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Rapid Ultraoxygenated Recovery Eliminates the Need for Preimplant Reanimation in DCD Heart Transplants
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Rapid Ultraoxygenated Recovery Eliminates the Need for Preimplant Reanimation in DCD Heart Transplants

Posted by By MedXY 02/09/2026
A JAMA study demonstrates that Rapid Ultraoxygenated Recovery (REUP) enables successful DCD heart transplantation without preimplant reanimation, achieving 96% survival despite extended ischemic times and older donors, potentially offering a more efficient, ethical alternative to current procurement strategies.
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