OHP-II Registry is a study to collect information about heart transplants. It focuses on the use of the OCS Heart System, a device that preserves and checks donor hearts before they are given to patients. This study is observational, meaning it watches and records what happens after the transplant, without changing any treatment. The goal is to see how well the hearts and the OCS device work in real life. Up to 5,000 people who receive a heart transplant using this system in the U.S. can be part of the study.
- The study involves no extra visits or treatments for participants, as it only collects data.
- There is no compensation or financial reward for participating.
- All heart transplant centers using the OCS Heart System in the U.S. can join the study.
There are no specific requirements or exclusions for joining this registry, meaning any heart transplant recipient using the OCS system is automatically eligible. This study helps doctors and researchers understand the effectiveness of the OCS Heart System in real-world settings.