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Abstract
Canine livers ischemically damaged for thirty minutes prior to auxiliary transplantation
did not survive for long periods of time unless a combination of isoproterenol, allopurinol,
and heparin was administered intravenously to the donor animal before the ischemic
damage. These drugs had no protective effect when given individually. Ischemic livers
treated with adenosine prior to transplantation also showed no improved recovery of
function.
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☆This work was supported by USPHS Grant 5-PO2-AM 13803-04.
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