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Dr Shaf Keshavjee (Toronto, Ontario, Canada). Congratulations, Konrad, on an outstanding presentation, and I would like to also congratulate the Vienna group on their outstanding leadership in this area of extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO) support and ECMO in lung transplantation. I have no specific conflicts of interest to declare. Konrad, the first question I have for you is the primary graft dysfunction rate was not significantly different between the ECMO and the no ECMO group, but the long-term survival, as you have shown, was impressively better.

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