Liver transplant registry using a special machine before surgery

This study builds a global registry that tracks how donor livers are matched and preserved for transplant. It may help improve how doctors keep donor livers viable before surgery by learning from real-world cases.

This is a registry that collects information about how donated hearts are handled using a portable machine that keeps the heart healthy outside the body. It may help researchers improve future care, but it usually does not test a new medication.

This study collects information from all lung transplant recipients in the United States to track their health and outcomes over time. It helps doctors learn how to improve care for people who have had a lung transplant.

This trial tests a new way to preserve donor lungs using a special machine (OCS) instead of the standard cooler method (SCS), with the goal of reducing swelling. It may help make more donor lungs suitable for transplant.

This study uses computer algorithms, biological markers, and surveys about well-being to create personalized care plans for people who have received a heart or liver transplant. It aims to find better ways to monitor and manage your health after transplant.

This registry collects information about people who are treated with a machine that supports an organ outside the body. The goal is to better understand how these devices are used and may help improve care over time.