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Preserving livers at body temperature has been shown to improve transplant success and to increase the number of viable donor livers available for transplant, which could lead to shorter waiting lists for patients and lower mortality rates.

Preserving livers at body temperature has been shown to improve transplant success and to increase the number of viable donor livers available for transplant.

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