АКТУАЛЬНОСТЬ НОРМОТЕРМИЧЕСКОЙ ПЕРФУЗИИ ПЕЧЕНИ EX VIVO ПРИ ТРАНСПЛАНТАЦИИ

аппаратная перфузия изолированной печени, трансплантация органов, доноры с расширенными критериями, доноры с внезапной необратимой остановкой кровообращения, время первичной тепловой ишемии, время холодовой ишемии

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