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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Dec 15.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Transplant. 1992 Apr;6(2):126–130.

Table 1.

Clinical data of patients who developed pancreatitis after OLTx

Case Age/
Sex
POD#
on
Diagnosis
Cause Highest
Amylase
(IU/l)
Clinical
Presentation
Sequelae Treatment Outcome
1 37/M 2 IAG 1.764 PGNFN none OLTx IV died of PGNFN
2 62/F 2 IAG 535 PGNFN pancreatic abscesses
(14)*
drainage, OLTx II died of PGNFN
3 26/M 1 IAG 1.193 poor GFN, fever, hypocal-
cemia
pseudocysts (32)*, in-
fected pseudocysts (80*)
drainage alive and well
4 43/F 2 IAG 7.121 poor GFN ARF, semicoma retroperitoneal abscess
(15)*
drainage died of MOF
5 49/F 71 migrated
T-tube
2.900 fever, back pain none removal of T-tube alive and well
6 58/M 108 HBV 1.889 stupor, acute abdomen none NPO, NG suction IV fluid died of MOF
7 31/M 41 (au-
topsy)
CMV 1.072 systemic CMV infection none died of systemic CMV in-
fection
8 65/F 56 unknown (1.952)+ pancreatic pseudocysts infected pseudocysts
(62)*
drainage alive and well
( )*

=number of postoperative day;

( )+

=data on the 3rd postoperative d;

OLTx=orthotopic liver transplantation; POD#=postoperative day; IAG=iliac artery graft PGNFN=primary graft non-function; GFN graft-function; ARF=acute renal failure; MOF=multiple organ failure; HBV=hepatitis B virus; CMV=cytomegalovirus.