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. 2005 Nov;54(11):1650–1657. doi: 10.1136/gut.2004.062612

Table 1.

 Patient and graft survival of patients receiving small intestinal and solid organ grafts

Graft type 1 year survival (%) 3 year survival (%) 5 year survival (%)
Patient Graft Patient Graft Patient Graft
Kidney681990–1999 94 83 90 73 85 65
Liver691994–2003* 78 73 72 67 67 62
Heart701990–2002 82 80 72 70 67 66
Lung71 1990–2002 75 75 59 59 46 46
Intestine321985–2004 72 64 57 42 47 35
Intestine321999–2004 78 65 62 50 50** 35**
Int and liver321985–2004 58 56 46 44 41 39
Int and liver321999–2004 60 58 50 45 50** 45**
MultiV32 1985–2004 58 58 50 45 50 40
MultiV321999–2004 66 62 62 58 62** 50**
Well performing individual centres
    Sudan et al52Intestine (2000) 93 71
    Goulet et al54Intestine and liver (1999) 80 80
    Pinna et al53Multivisceral (2000) 70 60
    Fishbein et al23Intestinal (2002) 92 92
    Parenteral nutrition70(1990–1996) 90 75

Int, intestine; MultiV, multivisceral.

*Data given for first transplantation only. All other data include a small number of repeat transplantations (heart and lung 2%, intestine 7%) which are associated with a poorer outcome.

**Four year survival values are given.

Data in italics are most appropriate for comparison. Data, including during the early development of intestinal transplantation, are also given.