Table 1. Clinical Observation.

OT No.	Age	Sex	Diagnosis	Survival (Days)	Main Cause of Death	Pathologic Changes in Liver
58	34	M	Chronic aggressive hepatitis	407	Refused medication; hepatic insufficiency	Resolution of previous obstructive changes at 8.5-month biopsy (no autopsy)
63	49	F	Primary biliary cirrhosis	26	Gastrointestinal hemorrhage	Normal liver
71A	2	M	Biliary atresia	(Homograft) Removal at 10 days		Acute rejection, cellular and humoral
				(Heterograft) 14 days after retransplantation	Pulmonary edema; bronchial hemorrhage	No evidence of cellular rejection; centrilobular cholestasis
101	28	F	Primary biliary cirrhosis	189	Hepatic insufficiency; renal and cardiac failure	Biopsy 5 days prior to death showed hepatocyte swelling, suggesting hepatitis; no rejection
114	27	F	Liver tumor of undetermined type	Alive over 4 years	Alive
119	23	M	Sclerosing cholangitis	33	Obstructed cholecystojejunostomy to choledochojejunostomy; subsequent rupture of mycotic hepatic artery aneurysm into jejunum	Biliary obstruction, intrahepatic sludge and cholangitis; no rejection
122	28	F	Chronic aggressive hepatitis	131	Pneumococcal meningitis; liver failure; liver abscesses	Chronic rejection
103B	21	F	Primary biliary cirrhosis	403	Cholecystojejunostomy to choledochojejunostomy; liver failure	Chronic rejection; massive liver necrosis
138	42	M	Sclerosing cholangitis	108	Leak of colonic anastomosis after emergency colectomy; liver and pulmonary failure; CMV infection	Chronic cholangitis; no rejection
151	5	M	Biliary atresia	72	Chicken pox; fresh portal vein thrombosis	Hepatitis group viruses seen by EM in necrotic tissue and in some of the adjacent cells
168	33	F	Chronic aggressive hepatitis	23	Pulmonary sepsis	Biopsy on the 15th day showed no rejection