Isochoric cryopreservation, a technique invented by Boris Rubinsky, PhD ’81, a professor of bioengineering and mechanical engineering at UC Berkeley, extends this time to days. “The ...

A review article published in Engineering delves into the crucial field of organ preservation, exploring its history, current techniques, and future prospects.

To address this, researchers are exploring various strategies, such as using isochoric preservation to reduce the required concentration of CPAs and developing new rewarming techniques.

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