Clinical transplantation · 2024
Stepwise development and expansion of an abdominal normothermic regional perfusion program for donation after circulatory determination of death organ procurement.
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Wall Anji, Arunachalam Priya, Martinez Eric, Ruiz Richard, Fernandez Hoylan, Bayer Johanna, Gupta Amar, McKenna Gregory J, Lee Seung-Hee, Adams Bradley, Butler Douglas, Noesges Scott, Duncan Michael, Rayle Murphy, Monday Kara, Schwartz Gary, Testa Giuliano
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INTRODUCTION: Normothermic regional perfusion (NRP) represents an innovative technology that improves the outcomes for liver and kidney recipients of donation after circulatory determination of death (DCD) organs but protocols for abdominal-only NRP (A-NRP) DCD are lacking in the US.
METHODS: We describe the implementation and expansion strategies of a transplant-center-based A-NRP DCD program that has grown in volume, geographical reach, and donor acceptance parameters, presented as four eras.
RESULTS: In the implementation era, two donors were attempted, and one liver graft was transplanted. In the local expansion era, 33% of attempted donors resulted in transplantation and 42% of liver grafts from donors who died within the functional warm ischemic time (fWIT) limit were transplanted. In the Regional Expansion era, 25% of attempted donors resulted in transplantation and 50% of liver grafts from donors who died within the fWIT limit were transplanted. In the Donor Acceptance Expansion era, 46% of attempted donors resulted in transplantation and 72% of liver grafts from donors who died within the fWIT limit were transplanted. Eight discarded grafts demonstrated a potential opportunity for utilization.
CONCLUSION: The stepwise approach to building an A-NRP program described here can serve as a model for other transplant centers.
METHODS: We describe the implementation and expansion strategies of a transplant-center-based A-NRP DCD program that has grown in volume, geographical reach, and donor acceptance parameters, presented as four eras.
RESULTS: In the implementation era, two donors were attempted, and one liver graft was transplanted. In the local expansion era, 33% of attempted donors resulted in transplantation and 42% of liver grafts from donors who died within the functional warm ischemic time (fWIT) limit were transplanted. In the Regional Expansion era, 25% of attempted donors resulted in transplantation and 50% of liver grafts from donors who died within the fWIT limit were transplanted. In the Donor Acceptance Expansion era, 46% of attempted donors resulted in transplantation and 72% of liver grafts from donors who died within the fWIT limit were transplanted. Eight discarded grafts demonstrated a potential opportunity for utilization.
CONCLUSION: The stepwise approach to building an A-NRP program described here can serve as a model for other transplant centers.