Perfusion device for normothermic, ex vivo preservation of a mammalian brain
AssigneeYale University
InventorsStefano Daniele, Nenad Sestan, John Silbereis, Zvonimir Vrselja
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AssigneeYale University
InventorsStefano Daniele, Nenad Sestan, John Silbereis, Zvonimir Vrselja
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The invention provides a system for normothermic, ex vivo restoration and preservation of an intact mammalian brain, and other organs. In certain aspects, the system is capable of preserving a brain as well as other organs, maintaining cellular integrity and cellular function for hours post mortem or after global ischemia. The invention also provides synthetic brain perfusate formulations, including a novel brain perfusion medium (BPM), which are able to reduce reperfusion injury, stimulate recovery from hypoxia, prevent edema and metabolically support the energy needs of brain function.
A perfusion device for the normothermic, ex vivo preservation of a mammalian brain, the device comprising:
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