Infant heart transplant following donation after circulatory death using normothermic regional perfusion and distant transport, first reported case in North America
Ziv Beckerman(Duke Medical Center), Joseph W. Turek(NewYork–Presbyterian Hospital), Nicholas D. Andersen(Southwestern Medical Center), Sarah Casalinova(Duke Medical Center), Douglas M. Overbey(Duke University), Jacob N. Schroder(Duke University), Michael P. Carboni(Duke Medical Center), Benjamin S. Bryner(Northwestern University)
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