Method to refrigerate a jacket for keeping a transplant cold

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A01N 1/02 (2006.01) A61F 7/10 (2006.01) F25C 1/16 (2006.01)

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CA 2171962

A jacket (10) for keeping a transplant (46) cold during the time the transplant in surgical way is connected to a receiver comprises a wall (12, 14) with a cavity (22) containing a frozen liquid, which melts under absorption of heat from the transplant. Before the transplant is placed in the jacket (10),the liquid, e.g. water, is frozen by being subjected to vacuum, vapour released from the liquid being absorbed by a substance, e.g. zeolite.

Une enveloppe (10), destinée à maintenir un transplant (46) à basse température pendant qu'on le relie chirurgicalement à un receveur, comprend une paroi (12, 14) pourvu d'une cavité (22) contenant un liquide gelé qui fond sous l'effet de la chaleur absorbée, émise par le transplant. Avant que le transplant ne soit placé dans l'enveloppe (10), on fait geler le liquide, par exemple de l'eau, en le soumettant à une dépression, la vapeur se dégageant du liquide étant absorbée par une substance, par exemple une zéolite.

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