Near-infrared spectroscopy as continuous real-time monitoring for kidney graft perfusion

Enrico Vidal,Angela Amigoni,Valentina Brugnolaro,Giulia Ghirardo,Piergiorgio Gamba,Andrea Pettenazzo,Giovanni Franco Zanon,Chiara Cosma,Mario Plebani,Luisa Murer

Near-infrared spectroscopy as continuous real-time monitoring for kidney graft perfusion

2014

Enrico Vidal
Angela Amigoni
Valentina Brugnolaro
Giulia Ghirardo
Piergiorgio Gamba
Andrea Pettenazzo
Giovanni Franco Zanon
Chiara Cosma
Mario Plebani
Luisa Murer

Background Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is a non-invasive technique designed to study regional oxygenation (rSO2) by measuring the absorption of chromophores. This study investigated the role of NIRS in the real-time monitoring of kidney graft perfusion for 72 h post-transplantation.

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Spectroscopy
Nuclear medicine
Oxygenation
Delayed Graft Function
Near-infrared spectroscopy
Endocrinology
Kidney
Internal medicine
Medicine
Diabetes mellitus
Perfusion
Surgery
Nephrology
Biomedical engineering
Pathology

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