Live Confocal Tissue Assessment With SYTO16/PI and WGA Staining Visualizes Acute Organ Damage and Predicts Delayed Graft Function in Kidney Transplantation

Annemarie Weissenbacher,Rupert Oberhuber,Martin Hermann,Afshin Soleiman,Hanno Ulmer,Gert Mayer,Christian Margreiter,Manuel Maglione,Claudia Bösmüller,Franka Messner,Thomas Resch,Benno Cardini,Jakob Troppmair,Raimund Margreiter,Dietmar Öfner,Stefan Schneeberger

Live Confocal Tissue Assessment With SYTO16/PI and WGA Staining Visualizes Acute Organ Damage and Predicts Delayed Graft Function in Kidney Transplantation

2019

Annemarie Weissenbacher
Rupert Oberhuber
Martin Hermann
Afshin Soleiman
Hanno Ulmer
Gert Mayer
Christian Margreiter
Manuel Maglione
Claudia Bösmüller
Franka Messner
Thomas Resch
Benno Cardini
Jakob Troppmair
Raimund Margreiter
Dietmar Öfner
Stefan Schneeberger

Objective:The aim of our prospective clinical trial was to test a tissue staining technique (real-time confocal analysis [RTCA]) as a rapid assessment tool for donor kidney quality and function in human kidney transplantation.Summary Background Data:Tools for objective graft tissue viability assessm

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Pi
Kidney transplantation
Staining
Confocal
Delayed Graft Function
Surgery
Pathology
Medicine
tissue staining
organ damage
rapid assessment
background data

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