Donor Preconditioning After the Onset of Brain Death With Dopamine Derivate n-Octanoyl Dopamine Improves Early Posttransplant Graft Function in the Rat.

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Total aortic arch replacement: superior ventriculo-arterial coupling with decellularized allografts compared with conventional prostheses

Acute ethanol exposure increases the susceptibility of the donor hearts to ischemia/reperfusion injury after transplantation in rats

Physiologic changes after brain death.

Reperfusion induced injury: manifestations, mechanisms, and clinical relevance.

Role of nuclear factor kappaB in cardiovascular health and disease.

Low-Dose Donor Dopamine Is Associated With a Decreased Risk of Right Heart Failure in Pediatric Heart Transplant Recipients.

Dopamine and lipophilic derivates protect cardiomyocytes against cold preservation injury.

Brain death-induced impairment of cardiac contractile performance can be reversed by explantation and may not preclude the use of hearts for transplantation.

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