Study Finds Livers with a Cumulative Age of 100 Years
Oct 21, 2022
Scientists from University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas, and Andover, Massachusetts and TransMedics have discovered that there are transplanted livers that have a cumulative age exceeding one hundred years. The team of scientists studied those livers in order to find out why they were so resilient. They presented their discoveries at the 2022 Scientific Forum of the American College of Surgeons Clinical Congress.
For their research, the scientists used the UNOS STAR file to locate livers that had a cumulative age equal to or…
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