Table 2.

Etiologies of liver diseases leading to OLT

Etiology	Cases (n)
Chronic hepatitis B	37
Primary sclerosing cholangitis	36
Chronic hepatitis C	33
Chronic hepatitis and hepatocellular carcinoma	24
Primary biliary cirrhosis	18
Cryptogenic liver disease	18
Cystic liver degeneration	12
Autoimmune hepatitis	12
Budd-Chiari syndrome	12
Alcoholic cirrhosis	10
Primary hepatocellular carcinoma	8
Wilson’s disease	8
Others1	32

¹Includes: Oxalosis n = 1 (0.4%), acute hepatitis A, n = 1 (0.4%), CMV infection, n = 1 (0.4%), veno occlusive disease, n = 1 (0.4%), Halothane induced hepatic failure, n = 1 (0.4%), cystic fibrosis, n = 1 (0.4%), tyrosinemia, n = 1 (0.4%), amyloidosis, n = 2 (0.8%), hemochromatosis, n = 2 (0.8%), toxic liver failure, n = 2 (0.8%), secondary sclerosing cholangitis, n = 3 (1.2%), alpha 1 antitrypsin deficiency, n = 3 (1.2%), Caroli’s syndrome, n = 3 (1.2%), adenomatosis of the liver, n = 3 (1.2%), carcinoid disease, n = 3 (1.2%), biliary atresia, n = 4 (1.5%).