Figure 7From: Transplant of stunned donor hearts rescued by pharmacological stress echocardiography: a “proof of concept” report Donor #4 of Table 1 . Transthoracic pharmacological stress echo test using dipyridamole (0.84 mg/kg in 6’) in a potential donor with prolonged (37 min) cardiac arrest at death [see Additional file 5]. The donor had normal response with normal regional wall motion during pharmacological stress echo. (panel A, 4-chamber views; panel B, 2-chamber views). The pressure/volume relation was positive and the individual was considered a suitable donor.Back to article page