ArticleJHLT open2026
A Comparison of postoperative hemodynamic trajectories in donation after brain death versus circulatory death heart transplantation.
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Background: Cardiac power output index (CPOi) has emerged as a prognostic marker after heart transplantation (HT), yet its application to donation after circulatory death (DCD) hearts remains unstudied. We compared early hemodynamic trajectories in DBD versus DCD HT and evaluated CPOi adjusted for vasoactive-inotropic score (CPOi Methods: This is a single-center retrospective study of adult heart transplants (2020-2025), excluding multiorgan transplants, congenital heart disease, and patients requiring VA-ECMO within 72 h. Hourly CPOi, VIS, CPOi Results: Among 500 patients (315 DBD, 185 DCD), hemodynamic trajectories did not differ across all metrics and timepoints. CPOi Conclusions: Among HT recipients who did not require early mechanical circulatory support, early allograft function did not differ significantly between DBD and DCD recipients. CPOi
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