Evidence method

How we classify transplant evidence.

Each record names the source, study model, finding and limitation. BHOC research questions are labelled separately.

01 / Historical

HBOC source history

The central 53-record catalogue keeps its original status labels, including entries awaiting source verification.

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02 / External

Related transplant studies

We record the organ, intervention, population, result and study limit, with links to the original publication.

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03 / Proposed

BHOC research questions

Product-specific protocols, comparators and endpoints are needed before a concept becomes evidence.

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Record checklist

What each record needs.

  • Original DOI or PubMed record, authors and publication date.
  • Organ, study design, population, intervention and endpoint.
  • Finding and limitations stated at the scope of that study.
  • Corrections and source status kept with the record.
Collection history

Five related records came from the central BHOC catalogue on 26 September 2026. Two kidney xenotransplant studies were added on 27 September. Correction notices are not counted as studies.

These sources inform research. They do not establish BHOC efficacy, product equivalence or a clinical transplant indication.