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Stephanie Yu

Mayo Clinic in Arizona

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Extended normothermic machine perfusion preserves viability and tissue integrity of ex vivo human intestine segments

Pamela Allison Manco Urbina, Sae Rome Choi, Dillon C. Cheung, Lena K. Egbert, Marlene I. Garcia-Neuer, Stephanie Yu, Nabeela Rehman, Danielle G. Hanks, Tuan‐Anh Le, Husnu Halid Alabay, Kelsey E. McHugh, Feda H. Hamdan, Nimesh D. Naik, William A. Faubion, Justin T. Brady, , Suman Bose

This study shows that extended normothermic machine perfusion preserves human intestinal tissue viability and function for up to 72 hours, enabling mechanistic studies of inflammation and personalized therapy testing.

bioRxiv · Sep 18, 2026 · PreprintBioengineering