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Haft JW et al. – Nearly half of all patients transferred on temporary extracorporeal MCS survive to discharge. Most of the long–term survivors received a heart transplant. Age and renal function were independent predictors of death, suggesting that survival is maximized by considering eligibility for cardiac transplantation.

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