Abstract: A method for recovering an organ harvested from a donor, wherein the organ has been retrieved at least two hours after the donor had circulation arrest, comprising the steps of providing lys-plasminogen to the organ in a first hyperoncotic fluid, followed by tPA in a second hyperoncotic fluid. A third hyperoncotic fluid comprising albumin and electrolytes is circulated through the organ in a first restoration step, and in a second restoration step, a fourth hyperoncotic fluid comprising oxygenated red blood cells is circulated through the organ. Then, the organ is evaluated by conventional criteria. A device and a fluid for use in the method is also disclosed.

Abstract: Method and device and fluid for recovering a harvested kidney, for example from a cardiac arrest carcass, wherein the kidney has been exposed to warm ischemia during 4 hours or more. At the backtable after harvesting, there is injected lys-plasminogen to the kidney and after 15 minutes, t-PA is injected. A hyperoncotic circulation fluid comprising albumin and electrolytes is added and circulated through the kidney together with said lys-plasminogen and t-PA, whereby the circulation pressure is increased from 20 mmHg to 70 mmHg during 30 to 75 minutes, for example in steps of 5 mmHg per 5 minutes. Then, the kidney is evaluated by conventional criteria.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellurization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellurization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellurization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellurization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellurization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellularization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellurization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellularization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods for recellularization of blood vessels. This method is particularly useful for producing an allogeneic vein, wherein a donor vein is decellularized and then recellularized using whole blood or bone marrow stem cells. The allogeneic veins produced by the methods disclosed herein are particularly advantageous for implantation or transplantation into patients with vascular diseases.