ArticleJournal of biomaterials applications2022
In vitro and In vivo assessment of a novel organ perfusion stent for successful flow separation in donation after cardiac death.
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Shortage of healthy donors' organs has appeared as one of the main challenges for organ transplantation. This study focuses on the novel endovascular device development to increase the number of available organs from cardiac death donors. The primary objective of this study is the design validation of a newly developed stent graft for the abdominal organ perfusion with cardiac blood flow isolation. In this paper, the effectiveness of the device design has been validated via the assessment of the device performance both in vitro and in vivo. The radial force of stent structure was first numerically analyzed using finite element method, then was quantified experimentally. The blood perfusion parameters were investigated to demonstrate their effect on the blood delivered to the abdominal organs, maintaining the organs healthy for donation.
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