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19 February 2021 : Original article  

Short- and Long-Term Outcomes of Different Reperfusion Sequences in Liver Transplantation

Ann-Kathrin Eichelmann1BCEF*, Thomas Vogel1ABE, Ann-Kathrin Fuchs1BC, Philipp Houben1DE, Shadi Katou1BDF, Felix Becker1CD, Hartmut H. Schmidt2AD, Christian Wilms2DF, Andreas Pascher1BD, Jens G. Brockmann1ACDE

DOI: 10.12659/AOT.926847

Ann Transplant 2021; 26:e926847

Table 2 Donor data.

PVASIMp
Age (y)51 (27–69)50 (12–74)56 (29–70)0.37
Gender; Male: Female13:1211:1110:40.4
BMI (kg/m)27.3 (20–40)25 (19–32)26.2 (22–31)0.1
Na (mmol/l)146±11149±12149±90.66
AST (U/l)82±11572±7678±470.58
ALT (U/l)48±3264±7297±850.24
Bilirubin (mg/dl)0.94±1.20.74±0.70.63±0.50.9
ECD9 (36%)8 (36%)11 (79%)0.02
Cause of death0.61
 Trauma4 (16%)4 (18%)1 (7%)
 Anoxia5 (20%)2 (9%)5 (36%)
 CVA12 (48%)14 (64%)7 (50%)
 Other2 (8%)1 (5%)1 (7%)
 Missing2 (8%)1 (5%)0
Donor risk index
 DRI1.74±0.331.76±1.281.81±0.420.77
 ET-DRI1.91±0.31.99±0.522.15±0.440.22
Number of donors classified as:
 Low risk010
 Moderate risk111
 High risk14114
 Very high risk879
 Missing220
PV – primary portal venous reperfusion; A – primary arterial reperfusion; SIM – simultaneous reper-fusion; Y – years; BMI – body mass index; ECD – extended donor criteria; DRI – donor risk index; ET – Eurotransplant; CVA – cerebrovascular accident.

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Annals of Transplantation eISSN: 2329-0358
Annals of Transplantation eISSN: 2329-0358