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. 2002 Aug;51(2):248–252. doi: 10.1136/gut.51.2.248

Table 1.

Comparison of 56 patients who had post-transplant histology suitable for inclusion in the study and 45 patients who did not

Patients without histology Patients with histology p Value
n 45 56
Follow up (months) 12 (0–100) 42 (10–145) <0.001
Death 16 (36%) 4 (7%) <0.001
Death from liver failure 1 2 0.4
Age at transplant (y) 49 (33–65) 48 (28–67) 0.4
Males 35 (78%) 45 (80%) 0.7
Caucasian 27 (60%) 32 (57%) 0.8
Cyclosporin/tacrolimus 45/0 49/7 0.01
Treated rejection 16 (36%) 21 (37%) 0.8
More than 1 rejection episode 2 3 0.8
HBsAg positive 1 5 0.15
Cold ischaemic time (min) 709 (221–1140) 782 (201–1280) 0.4
Warm ischaemic time (min) 50 (33–79) 47 (25–76) 0.1
Donor age 45 (14–64) 42 (15–67) 0.6

Data are median (range) or number (%).

HBsAg, hepatitis B virus surface antigen.