Lactate during ex-situ heart perfusion does not predict the requirement for mechanical circulatory support following donation after circulatory death (DCD) heart transplants
Sendi Cernic(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Stephen Large(University of Cambridge), A. Page(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Eyal Nachum(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Pedro Catarino(Cedars-Sinai Medical Center), Lorraine Fingelton(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Jason M. Ali, Florian Falter(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Marius Berman(Papworth Hospital), Mikel A. McKie(Wellcome/MRC Cambridge Stem Cell Institute), Thomas S. Howlett(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), J. Baxter(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Simon Messer(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), David P. Jenkins(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Sai Bhagra(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Sarah Dawson(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Stephen Pettit(Papworth Hospital), Daniel White(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), Steven Tsui(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), P. Kaul, Mohamed Osman(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust)
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