Table 3.

Eighteen other cases of liver transplantation during pregnancy in the literature.

Publication	GW at transplantation	Etiology	Maternal outcome	Delivery mode, GW	Fetal outcome
Anders et al. [1]	20	Unknown	Survived	Curettage, 20 GW	Intrauterine fetal death (IUFD)
Catnach et al. [2]	20	Autoimmune	Survived, PPROM	Spontaneous, 28 GW	Survived
Eguchi et al. [3]	15	Unknown	Survived, cytomegaly infection	Curettage, 20 GW	Abortion
Fair et al. [4]	22	Hepatitis B	Survived, Retransplantation	Cesarean, 30 GW	Survived, intrauterine growth restriction (IUGR)
Finlay et al. [5]	17.5	Unknown	Survived	Spontaneous, 28.5 GW	IUFD
Hamilton et al. [6]	21	Hepatitis B	Survived	Spontaneous, 22 GW	IUFD
Jarufe et al. [7]	22	Unknown	Survived, reoperation (biliary stenosis), mild graft reaction, preterm contractions	Spontaneous, 27 GW	Survived, no compromises
Laifer et al. [8]	26	Hepatitis B	Survived, Retransplantation	Cesarean, 28 GW	Neonatal death
Laifer et al. [9]	23	Autoimmune	Survived; infection, renal insufficiency, anemia, thrombozytopenia, hypotension graft reaction	Spontaneous, 23 GW	IUFD
Lo et al. [10]	26	Unknown	Survived	Spontaneous, 26 GW	IUFD 26
Kato et al. [11]	13	Unknown	Survived, reoperation (insufficient biliary anastomosis)	Miscarriage, 13 GW	Miscarriage
Moreno et al. [12]	27	Unknown	Survived	Cesarean, term	Survived
Morris et al. [13]	27	Drug (PTU)	Survived	Spontaneous, 27 GW	Neonatal death
Sequeira et al. [14]	18	Drug (PTU)	Survived	Cesarean, 37 GW	IUGR, microcephaly, oligohydramnion, ventriculomegaly, ischemic enzephalopathy, seizures
Jankovic et al. [15]	13.5	Autoimmune	Survived	Spontaneous, 36 GW	No compromises
Maddukuri et al. [16]	11	Unknown	Survived	Spontaneous, 30 GW	Normally developed at age of 4 years
Simsek et al. [17]	18	Hepatitis A	Survived	Induced abortion 18 GW	Abortion, growth restriction, oligohydramnion
Thornton and Minns [18]	20 5/7	Drug	Survived	Induced abortion	Abortion, hydrops, bilateral ventriculomegaly