Review Article
The Role of Normothermic Perfusion in Liver Transplantation (TRaNsIT Study): A Systematic Review of Preliminary Studies
Table 2
Pretransplant and perioperative characteristics of included studies.
| Study | Sample Size (NMP vs Control) | Donor Age (years) (NMP vs Control) | MELD Score (NMP vs Control) | NMP Time vs Control SCS in minutes edian (range | DCD (NMP vs Control) |
| Ravikumar et al. [39] (May 2016) | 20 vs 40 | 58.0 (21–85) vs 58.5 (21–82) () | 12.0 (7–27) vs 14.0 (6–25) () | 558 (210–1170) vs 534 (242–684) () | 4 vs 4 | Selzner et al. [42] (October 2016) | 10 vs 30 | 48.0 (17–75) vs 46.0 (22–68) () | 21.0 (8–40) vs 23.0 (7–37) () | 586 (221–731) vs 634 (523–783) () | 2 vs 6 | Bral et al. [43] (Nov 2017) | 10 vs 30 | 56.0 (14–71) vs 52.0 (20–77) () | 13.0 (9–32) vs 19.0 (7–34) () | 786 (304–1631) vs 235 (64–890) () | 4 vs 8 | Liu et al. [44] (May 2017) | 10 vs 40 | NA () | NA () | (240–472) vs NA () | 2 vs 8 | Nasralla et al. [45] (Apr 2018) | 137 vs 133 | 56.0 (16–84) vs 56.0 (20–86) () | 13.0 (6–35) vs 14.0 (9–18) () | 714 (258–1527) vs 465 (223–967) () | 34 vs 21 |
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MELD: model for end-stage liver disease; DCD: donation after circulatory death; NMP: normothermic machine perfusion; WIT: warm ischemia time; SCS: static cold storage; NA: not available.
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