Preservation of canine lung for re-implantation using hypothermia and hyperbaric oxygen: Survival following contralateral pneumonectomy
AUTOR(ES)
Ross, C. A.
RESUMO
Forty dogs were submitted to left pneumonectomy. The resected lungs were subjected to varying periods of time in a hyperbaric and hypothermic chamber. Several variations of this method are described. The lungs were then re-implanted. The immediate and subsequent results as to function, microscopic and macroscopic findings, radiography, and radioisotope scans are mentioned. The survival time after contralateral resection is described.
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