Term #2,067
Normothermic Ex Vivo Perfusion (NEVP)
Claim Term
Normothermic Ex Vivo Perfusion (NEVP)
Reference Case 1
DAR-2
Date Added
8/29/23
Created
8/29/23, 7:34 PM
Modified
9/18/23, 6:07 PM
Full Desc
"Normothermic Ex Vivo Perfusion" (NEVP) or "Normothermic perfusion" refers to a form of perfusion involving an organ outside a body of a human or animal that is perfused at a temperate at or about a normal temperature the organ experiences when functioning within a human or animal. NEVP can also include temperatures slightly lower than normal which is subnormothermic. In example implementations a NEVP system or apparatus can include settings for temperatures in the following ranges: Hypothermic about +4C degrees to about +10C degrees; Subnormothermic about 15C degrees to about 30C degrees; Normothermic about 37C degrees.