Intestinal graft quality after norepinephrine and dopamine management in an experimental brain dead model.

ROMANIN D; ABATE, J; STRINGA P; IVANOFF MARINOFF, I; MACHUCA M; RUMBO M; VECCHIO LE; VERNENGO J; LAUSADA N

Auckland

Congreso; 17th Congress of the 17th Congress of the Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplantation Association.; 2021

17th Congress of the Intestinal Rehabilitation and Transplantation Association.

Introduction: The hemodinamic instability management of Brain Dead (BD) donors is a main situation that will influence the quality of the intestine for transplantation, there is much information regarding the use of both norepinephrine and dopamine for the correction of MAP. however, ICUs mostly do not adopt a general protocol for vasopressors use during the organ procurement. Our aim was to compare the effects of each drug in the intestinal graft quality using a rat BD donation model.