Okay, Welcome back to Behind the Knife, Absite Review Series.

Today's topic is transplant.

Transplant's not a huge topic on the Ab site,

but you're guaranteed to get a couple questions,

so it's definitely worth reviewing.

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luck studying. So I'm here with Jason and Megana and Jason is going to take us through

transplant so take it away Jason. All right let's get right into it so let's just

go through some basics of transplant. So, uh,

uh, big enough. So we talk about warm iskeviot time and cold iskemia time.

What do we mean by that and why does it matter?

So warm is a warm is two periods.

It's prior to Oregon removal from the body when it's

normothermic, and it's also the period after the cold preservation

before re-perfusion.

Cold is time is that period from the time

of cooling the organ to removal from the cold preservation

solution.

Most importantly, though, is that re-profusion time.

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