Graft optimization is a necessity in order to develop uterus transplantation from brain‐dead donors, as a complement to living donors, as these grafts are rare and the last organs retrieved… Click to show full abstract
Graft optimization is a necessity in order to develop uterus transplantation from brain‐dead donors, as a complement to living donors, as these grafts are rare and the last organs retrieved in multiple organ donation. The aim of this study was to assess the feasibility and interest of hypothermic machine perfusion (HMP) in uterus transplantation using a porcine model; secondary outcomes were the evaluation of the graft's tolerance to a prolonged cold ischaemia time and to find new biomarkers of uterus viability.
               
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