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Transplantation oxygen therapeutics.
Evidence in context.
Explore the evidence across liver, kidney, heart, limb and composite tissue transplantation, with organ perfusion, preservation and ischemia–reperfusion research connected to original publication sources.
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Organ Distribution
Select an organ or transplant direction to open matching publications.
Liver transplantation24
General organ perfusion & preservation13
Kidney transplantation7
Heart transplantation6
Limb & composite tissue3
Counts represent catalogue records assigned to one primary transplant direction. They describe the evidence map, not regulatory approvals or clinical recommendations.
How to interpret these numbers
The catalogue contains clinical, preclinical, analytical and review records. Evidence type and original identifiers should be read at publication level. A source link confirms traceability, not the strength or outcome of a study.
Records without a confirmed original identifier remain in the catalogue for further review and are not presented as validated clinical claims.
The transplant pathway
Oxygen delivery across the graft journey.
Transplant oxygen-therapeutic research spans more than one intervention point. The catalogue follows evidence from preservation and machine perfusion through viability assessment and reperfusion.
01Preservation
02Machine perfusion
03Viability assessment
04Reperfusion
The evidence hub preserves historical HBOC, HBOC-201 and Hemopure terminology used by source publications while connecting it to BHOC — Biological Hemoglobin Oxygen Carrier — and Precision Oxygenation Therapeutics.
Separate evidence layers.
Distinguish human clinical records from preclinical, analytical, review and pending-classification material.
Filter by evidence →Follow the work to its origin.
Search 41 indexed author institutions and 13 normalized journal labels, then open available PubMed, DOI and original publication links.
Search the evidence →This section is a structured evidence map. Publication inclusion does not establish efficacy, regulatory approval or a clinical recommendation. Historical product names are retained for accurate scientific discovery.