Inspirex™ Liver

Bioengineered human liver graft for life-saving transplantation


Inspirex liver technology advances a new approach to transplantation through bioengineered liver grafts with whole organ functionality and anatomical compatibility.


PRESSING NEED

More liver grafts for transplant

The wait for a liver transplant is a race against time. Many patients remain on the transplant waiting list while facing complications, organ failure, or limited donor availability.

Inspirex™ Liver advances a potential liver transplant alternative for patients with limited treatment options and ongoing organ shortages.

MEDICAL BREAKTHROUGH

Inspirex™ Liver

Generated through xenogeneic cross-circulation, Inspirex™ Liver is a bioengineered human liver graft with whole organ functionality for clinical transplantation.

The platform supports ongoing research in regenerative transplantation medicine, extracorporeal organ support, and advanced liver rehabilitation technologies.

IMPACT

Transforming the future of liver transplantation

Liver transplants have increased only incrementally over the past two decades despite rising clinical demand. The availability of Inspirex™ Liver may help expand access to transplantation, increase the number of viable donor organs, and reduce liver transplant waitlist mortality in the U.S.

Research surrounding the development of a functional human liver graft continues to advance new possibilities in transplant medicine and organ recovery.


  • Organ Procurement & Transplant Network/Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients. Annual Data Report, 2024.

REFERENCES

  1. Wu WK, Tumen A, Stokes JW, Ukita R, Hozain A, Pinezich M, O’Neill JD, et al. Cross-circulation for extracorporeal liver support in a swine model. ASAIO. 2022; 68(4): 561-570.
  2. Wu WK, Ukita R, Patel  YJ,  Cortelli M, Trinh VQ, Ziogas IA, et al. Xenogeneic cross-circulation for physiological support and recovery of ex vivo human livers. Hepatology. 2023; 78(3): 820-834.
  3. Shishido Y, Tracy KM, Wu WK, Cortelli M, Petrovic M, Harris TR, et al. Characterization of porcine immunoglobulin deposition in human livers recovered using xenogeneic cross-circulation. ASAIO. 2024.

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