❄️Structural preservation is our top priority in cryopreservation procedures.
🔬CT scans are used as the main quality metric to determine the cryoprotective agent concentration.
📈Continuous improvement is our focus, with regular case reviews and prioritized action plans.
🧪New quality metrics are being developed to ensure comprehensive evaluation of preservation techniques.
🔍Viability is important but secondary to achieving optimal structural preservation.
What is the main goal of cryopreservation?
—The main goal of cryopreservation is to preserve the structural integrity of biological tissues and organs for potential revival and restoration in the future.
How is preservation quality evaluated?
—Preservation quality is evaluated using various metrics, including CT scans to assess cryoprotective agent concentration and ultrastucture preservation.
What is the importance of structural preservation?
—Structural preservation is essential for maintaining the integrity of tissues and organs, enabling potential future repair and restoration.
Are viability and structural preservation equally prioritized?
—While viability is considered, our focus is primarily on achieving optimal structural preservation, as it forms the foundation for successful cryopreservation.
How often are case reviews conducted?
—Case reviews are conducted annually to evaluate the quality of cryopreservation procedures and identify areas for improvement.
05:33Introduction to Tomorrow Bio and the European Biostasis Foundation
10:42Overview of case reviews and their importance for quality improvement
15:21How Tomorrow Bio prioritizes structural preservation in cryopreservation procedures
17:08Use of CT scans as the main quality metric in evaluating cryopreservation
19:40Continuous improvement strategies and action plans based on case reviews
22:30Development of new quality metrics for comprehensive preservation evaluation
25:15Importance of structural preservation over viability in cryopreservation
28:00Q&A session with audience questions answered
