J. Baxter
9 Papers
12 Citations
J. Baxter is an academic researcher. The author has contributed to research in topics: Medicine & Transplantation. The author has an hindex of 3, co-authored 3 publications.
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Pediatric heart transplantation following donation after circulatory death, distant procurement, and ex-situ perfusion.
Craig Laurence,E. Nachum,Sophie Henwood,Marius Berman,Mr Stephen R. Large,Mr Simon Messer,Mr Pradeep Kaul,J. Baxter,Richard Quigley,Mohamed Osman,Mr Nagarajan Muthialu,Mr Ben Davies,Mr Lyubomir Bohuta,Martin Kostolny,MichaelMB BurchChB,Matthew Fenton,R E Andrews,Timothy Thiruchelvam,Aparna Hoskote,Jacob Simmonds +19 more
TL;DR: In this paper , the authors reported a collaboration between two centers in the United Kingdom, combining expertise in adult DCD organ retrieval and pediatric transplantation. And they showed that DCD heart transplant can be performed safely with excellent short-term survival in children.
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Lactate during ex-situ heart perfusion does not predict the requirement for mechanical circulatory support following donation after circulatory death (DCD) heart transplants.
Sendi Cernic,Aravinda Page,Simon Messer,Sai Bhagra,Stephen J. Pettit,Sarah N Dawson,Mikel A. McKie,Mohamed Osman,E. Nachum,Daniel White,Jason M. Ali,Lorraine Fingelton,Thomas Howlett,Steven Tsui,J. Baxter,Florian Falter,David J.A. Jenkins,Pradeep Kaul,Marius Berman,Pedro Catarino,Stephen R. Large +20 more
TL;DR: In this article , a single center, retrospective study examining DCD heart transplants from March 1, 2015 to June 30, 2020 was performed, where the arterial lactate profiles obtained during ESHP were analyzed.
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Uses of orthoclone OKT3 for prophylaxis of rejection and induction in initial nonfunction in kidney transplantation.
Lawrence Kahana,J. Ackermann,W. Lefor,S. Weinstein,C. Wright,A. Dequesada,D. Alveranga,J. Baxter,D. Shires +8 more
- 01 Aug 1990
TL;DR: It is shown that OKT3 can be safely administered to a varied group of transplant recipients, including a high percentage of diabetics and older patients, and used as a prophylactic agent, associated with a decreased incidence and delayed onset of acute rejection.
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UK National DCD Heart Transplant Program - First Year Experience
Marius Berman,A. Ali,D. Macklam,Diana García Sáez,Anand Jothidasan,M Husain,Ulrich A. Stock,Vikas Mehta,R. Venkateswaran,P. Curry,Simon Messer,Majid Mukadam,Jorge Mascaro,Sinead Clarke,J. Baxter,Steven Tsui,S.R. Large,Mohamad Sharan Bin Mohamad Osman,Pradeep Kaul,G Boda,D. Jenkins,Jacob Simmonds,Richard Quigley,J. Whitney,Dennis Gardiner,C. Watson,Andrea Rubino,Ian Currie,Jeanette Foley,Andrew Macleod,C. Slater,Fenella Marley,L. Downward,Sally Rushton,L. Armstrong,Lauren N Ayton,Marian Ryan,Mark D. Parker,Stephanie Gibson,S. Spence,Kevin Quinn,S. Watson,Janet Forsythe +42 more
TL;DR: In the UK National DCD heart transplant program, the authors of as mentioned in this paper reviewed the activity and outcomes during a 12-month period, from all areas of the UK, and concluded that high volume, specialised procurement teams are key to a successful heart sharing program to overcome challenges from the learning curve.
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Nursing Staff at Transplant Centre Increase Their Oncall Responsibilities to Ensure National DCD Heart Pilot Can Continue
Richard Quigley,M. Berman,Pradeep Kaul,J. Baxter +3 more
TL;DR: In this paper , a hybrid team was introduced with surgeons from Centre B attending DCD heart retrievals and all of the nursing team consisting of the perfusion practitioner, organ preservation practitioner and scrub nurse attending from Centre A during the week every month where historically Centre C would have covered the pilot.