Maintenance of XXXX liver viability enhanced by cold flushing with oxygenated perfluorochemicals.

@entity35 @entity2806 @entity37553 @entity855
The possible benefit of oxygenation during initial cold flushing was investigated as means of improving the quality of live preservation in @entity35 . In five group of animals (total 61 experiments), the lives were flushed with different perfusates. Non-oxygenated groups included controls, Collins' solution alone and Collins' solution containing @entity37553 ( @entity37553 ). In the oxygenated groups, Collins' solution alone and collins' solution containing @entity37553 were oxygenated by bubbling. The hepatic @entity855 level and histopathological changes were used to assess the quality of liver preservation. Oxygenation during the initial cooling process proved to be effective in maintaining energy metabolism and preventing the characteristic microscopic changes of @entity2806 . Oxygenated Collins' solution containing @entity37553 showed a much longer lasting effect compared with oxygenated Collins' solution alone. Without @entity37553 . Under light microscopy, in integrity of the liver appeared to be well preserved up to eight hours with the former solution. It is concluded that enhanced oxygenation with @entity37553 in the initial cold flushing period can improve the quality of liver preservation.
