Tailored techniques of graft outflow vein reconstruction in pediatric liver transplantation at Asan Medical Center

Hwang, Shin; Namgoong, Jung‐Man

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“…The liver graft allocation policy for pediatric patients changed after the alleviation of strict restricwww.ekjt.org Kim M et al Twenty-year survival after liver transplantation tions for pediatric split LT in 2013 [20]. Although pediatric LDLT was performed earlier than adult LDLT in our institution, the early posttransplant survival outcomes of pediatric LDLT were not superior to those of adult LDLT because many technical factors limited successful pediatric LDLT [21,22]. Our recent study presented the long-term outcomes of pediatric LDLT [23].…”

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Twenty-year longitudinal follow-up after liver transplantation: a single-center experience with 251 consecutive patients

Kim

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Ahn

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Korean J Transplant

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Background:The outcomes of liver transplantation (LT) have improved, but actual 20year survival data have rarely been presented. Methods: Longitudinal follow-up data of 20-year LT survivors were retrospectively analyzed. The LT database of our institution was searched to identify patients who underwent primary LT from January 2000 to December 2001. The study cohort of 251 patients was divided into three groups: 207 adults who underwent living donor LT (LDLT), 22 adults who underwent deceased donor LT (DDLT), and 22 pediatric patients who underwent LT. Results: Hepatitis B virus-associated liver cirrhosis and biliary atresia were the most common indications for adult and pediatric LT, respectively. Seven patients required retransplantation, including six who underwent DDLT and one who underwent LDLT. Twenty-two patients died within 3 months after LT and 69 died at later intervals. The overall survival rates at 1

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