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Cryoprecipitated plasma perfusion preservation and cold storage preservation of duct‐ligated pancreatic allografts

It has been shown previously that, at least in dogs, a vascularized pancreatic allograft with ligation of the pancreatic duct can maintain normal beta‐cell function for at least 5 years. In this study common organ preservation techniques, as used in human cadaveric kidney transplantation, were applied to canine pancreatic allografts to determine the influence of 24‐hour preservation on beta‐cell function, graft survival and histological appearances.