Acute Pancreatitis in Patients After Liver Transplantation

16 December 2022 : Original article

Alzbeta Hujova^1BCDEF, Peter Macinga^1AEF, Jana Jarosova^1E, Jiri Fronek^2A, Pavel Taimr^1A, Julius Spicak^1A, Tomas Hucl^1ACDEF*

DOI: 10.12659/AOT.938114

Ann Transplant 2022; 27:e938114

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Table 4 Characteristics of liver transplant recipients who died due to AP.

	Age	Sex	Time from Tx	Form of AP	Indication for Tx	Complication	Intervention	Time of death from diagnosis of AP
1 patient	64	M	1w 1d	Early	Polycystosis of the liver and kidneys	Infected necrosis, sepsis, MODS	Endoscopic necrosectomies	20 days
2 patient	58	M	4w 1d	Early	NASH cirrhosis	None	None	1 day
3 patient	44	F	1w 1d	Early	Fulminant liver failure, unknown cause	Infected necrosis, sepsis, MODS	Endoscopic necrosectomies	47 days
4 patient	23	F	6d	Early	PSC	Diffuse necrosis, liver graft failure, MODS	Surgical revision	6 days
5 patient	50	M	766w 6d	Late	Cryptogenic cirrhosis	Infected necrosis	None	35 days
NASH – non-alcoholic steatohepatitis; PSC – primary sclerosing cholangitis.

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