Machine perfusion in deceased donor kidney transplantation
A Cochrane review comparing machine perfusion with static cold storage. Explore the study methods, findings and limitations in the original publication.
Research & collaboration
Better questions.
Better preservation.
Working with the transplantation community to test, refine and advance the next generation of organ preservation.
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Development collaboration
Learning alongside
Mayo Clinic.
Northernmost and Mayo Clinic announced a know-how agreement in February 2025 to collaborate on the development of NoMo.
The collaboration brings clinical perspectives into the testing and advancement of the technology.
Read the announcement (opens in a new tab)Mayo Clinic has a financial interest in the technology. This collaboration is not a claim of regulatory clearance or product endorsement.
Evidence & context
The science behind
the direction.
Explore published research on kidney preservation and public updates on NoMo's development. General evidence for machine perfusion should be read separately from product-specific performance.
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Northernmost and Mayo Clinic
The company's announcement of its know-how agreement and development collaboration.
A working prototype, shared with the community
NoMo was previewed at the AOPO Annual Meeting and World Transplant Congress in 2025.
The National Kidney Foundation's perspective
Why the NKF Innovation Fund is supporting the development of next-generation kidney preservation technology.
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Bring your perspective
to the next generation.
Interested in our technology, development programme or a collaboration? Start a conversation with the Northernmost team.
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