Breathing treatment aims to save more transplant livers
NCT ID NCT01172691
Summary
This study tested whether having patients breathe in nitric oxide gas during a liver transplant could protect the new organ from damage. The research focused on transplants using 'marginal' donor livers, which are at higher risk of injury. Doctors compared outcomes between patients who received the gas and those who did not to see if it improved early liver function.
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Baylor Univsersity Medical Center
Dallas, Texas, 75246, United States
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