Against Odds of Prolonged Warm Ischemia: Early Experience With DCD Heart Transplantation After 20-Minute No-Touch Period

Gino Gerosa; Giovanni Battista Luciani; Nicola Pradegan; Vincenzo Tarzia; Tea Lena; Paolo Zanatta; Demetrio Pittarello; Francesco Onorati; Antonella Galeone; Leonardo Gottin; Massimo Boffini; Marinella Zanierato; Matteo Marro; Sofia Martìn Suàrez; Luca Botta; Paola Lilla Della Monica; Mariano Feccia; Guido Maria Olivieri; Amedeo Terzi; A. Oliveti; Giuseppe Feltrin; Massimo Cardillo; Claudio Russo; Davide Pacini; Mauro Rinaldi

doi:10.1161/circulationaha.124.071239

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Heart transplantation after circulatory death is feasible despite prolonged warm ischemia from a 20-minute no-touch period.

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Gerosa et al. (2024) studied this question. Donation after circulatory death heart transplantation is feasible despite the prolonged warm ischemia associated with a 20-minute no-touch period.

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