Lung refrigerator aids cancer patient transplant at Northwestern
Chicago surgeons used a new lung refrigerator to store donor lungs at 50 degrees for up to 18 hours, enabling longer transport and flexible scheduling. The technology is now common at Northwestern Medicine, boosting donor access, cutting wait times, and supporting the DREAM program for cancer patients. Todd Crosslin, a Stage 4 colorectal cancer survivor, received new lungs in September and reports no detectable cancer.
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Forte Aomori firm unveils snowmelt power system
Forte Co. in Aomori, Japan, developed a Stirling engine based system that uses melted snow to generate about 1,000 watts of power and heat water. Demonstrations at A-Factory parking lot powered lanterns for the Aomori Lights & Paper Pageant, with plans to market to municipal facilities and public spaces.
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