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Optimizing Conditions: Addressing the Burdens of Burnout with Professor Laurens Cuelemans
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From the historic reliance on ice storage to the cutting-edge realm of controlled hypothermic preservation, discover how temperature plays a pivotal role in organ preservation. In this debut episode of our conversational series, Professor Laurens Cuelemans from the University of Leuven Hospital sheds light on the shifting landscape of lung transplantation, with a focus on organ preservation methods and novel concepts to mitigate staff burnout.
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Chapters
1. Optimizing Conditions: Addressing the Burdens of Burnout with Professor Laurens Cuelemans (00:00:00)
2. Introduction (00:00:07)
3. Welcome Professor Ceulemans (00:00:44)
4. Innovations in the Field (00:11:37)
5. Impact of Temperature (00:15:12)
6. Controlled Hypothermic Storage (00:21:00)
7. Timing of Clinical Procedures (00:25:03)
8. Program Sustainability (00:35:06)
9. Reconsidering Donor Risk Factors? (00:43:22)
10. Potentials of Technologies (00:48:00)
11. Normothermic Regional Perfusion (00:53:12)
12. Extended Ischemic Times (00:57:01)
13. Utilizing Oxygen (01:02:43)
14. Closing Remarks (01:07:11)
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