Lymphocyte Adherence in the Reperfused Rat Liver: Mechanisms and Effects
Pierre‐Alain Clavien, P. Robert C. Harvey, Juan R. Sanabria, Robert Cywes, Gary A. Levy, Steven M. Strasberg – 1 January 1993 – Leukocyte adhesion may play a central role in the pathogenesis of preservation‐reperfusion injury to liver grafts. We previously showed that lymphocyte adhesion to sinusoids is dependent on the length of cold ischemia. In the present study we examined the mechanisms of lymphocyte adherence after harvesting combined with a short and a long preservation time. The effects of lymphocyte adherence on liver function were also examined.