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V. V. Kharlamov is a leading figure in experimental transplantology, with a focused expertise in ex vivo organ preservation and perfusion technologies. His major contribution lies in the development of advanced hardware systems to maintain liver viability from harvest to transplantation, particularly for organs procured from donors after cardiac arrest. In his seminal 2017 work, Kharlamov introduced a novel perfusion device for liver preservation, demonstrating in a first experimental study its capacity to sustain organ function and viability ex vivo. This foundational research, which has garnered 3 citations, addresses a critical bottleneck in transplantation: the shortage of viable donor organs. By enabling the selection and prolonged support of marginal grafts, his work directly expands the donor pool and improves transplant outcomes. Kharlamov’s achievements include bridging the gap between engineering and clinical medicine, offering a practical solution to one of transplantology’s most pressing challenges. For students and researchers, his work exemplifies how targeted bioengineering innovations can transform surgical practice and save lives.
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