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Safety and Preliminary Efficacy of the Treatment of Kidney Allografts With Curcumin-containing Preservation Solution
The safety and preliminary efficacy of the addition of an aqueous curcumin-cyclodextrin complex (CDC) solution to graft perfusion solution is studied. CDC has proved safe and highly effective in preventing primary graft non-function, delayed graft function and chronic dysfunction in pre-clinical kidney transplantation animal models. The hypothesis is that addition of CDC to the graft perfusion solution will decrease the incidence of delayed graft function in human kidney transplantation subjects.
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