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The major problem with perfusing organs for transplantation outside of a body is that the perfusing solution cannot deliver enough oxygen to allow the organ to stay viable. I am interested in the physical chemistry feature of pressurizing water that this pressurization increases the oxygen carrying capacity of the water. Actually, water in equilibrium with oxygen at an absolute pressure of 2x atmospheric pressure will have enough dissolved oxygen that this water would transport as much oxygen per ml of fluid as is transported to tissues by normal blood... 3) the drawn off dialysate fluid would be directed to flow over a surface that was surrounded by pure oxygen at 15 psi (the area of this surface would be large enough for the flow rate of the fluid that the fluid would become oxygen saturated to an absolute oxygen pressure of 15 psi)... DISCLAIMER: We note: Physically real versions of a design can potentially be dangerous. So, we advise strongly, do not create a physically real..