The records supplied do not include any multi-center study linking donor heart cold ischemic time (CIT) to survival. The query's premise cannot be supported or battle-tested from these sources. The only directly relevant quantitative evidence is a porcine allograft preservation study (42 pigs) reporting that initial troponin I release post-reperfusion rose from 210Β±52 at 4 hours to 633Β±177 mg/ml at 14 hours of storage, with cariporide reducing release to 68Β±21 and 346Β±93 respectively β a mechanistic ischemia-injury signal, but from animals, small n, and no survival endpoint .
Missing to actually answer the query: a multi-center human registry or trial dataset reporting CIT-stratified graft/recipient survival with effect sizes, confidence intervals, and covariate adjustment. None exists in the supplied records; the remaining studies concern amyloidosis heart transplant outcomes, lung/kidney preservation, and liver hemochromatosis β none provide donor heart CIT-survival estimates.
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