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Welcome back to Behind the Knife's Absight Review. Today we have a completely new

episode for you, transplant surgery. And we also will shortly be releasing a

completely new thoracic surgery episode. This is our thanks to you guys for supporting us and

making our book the number one study guide on Amazon. So thank you guys for that and

we hope you enjoy these two new episodes. I want to leave you with one final quote on Discipline

from Abraham Lincoln. Discipline is choosing between what you want now and what

you want most. Things very applicable to our Ab site setting.

Hang in there guys, it's almost over.

Best of luck, dominate the Ab site.

So I'm here with Jason and Meganaa 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 Megana, so we talk about warm iskemia 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 organ removal from the body when it's

normothermic and it's also the period after the cold preservation before re-profusion.

Cold eschemia time is that period from the time of cooling the organ to removal from the cold preservation solution.

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