Table 3.

Donor Demographics and Chronology

	Non‐LC *						LC *
Liver number	1	2	3	4	5	6	1 †	2	3	4	5	6 †
Donor age, years	55	55	76	60	46	71	30	69	55	57	70	50
Donor sex	Female	Male	Female	Female	Male	Male	Male	Male	Male	Male	Female	Female
BMI, kg/m2	47	33	28	36	23	30	25	31	24	25	34	45
Blood group	B+	A+	O+	A+	O+	O‐	A+	O+	O+	A+	O+	O+
Cause of death	Meningitis	ICH	ICH	HBI	ICH	HBI	HBI	HBI	Meningitis	ICH	HBI	HBI
Donor type	DBD	DCD	DCD	DCD	DBD	DCD	DCD	DBD	DBD	DCD	DCD	DCD
Agonal period, minutes	NA	14	8	17	NA	31	100	NA	NA	14	16	29
Primary WIT, minutes	NA	12	17	15	NA	12	12	NA	NA	14	18	11
Liver weight, grams	2420	2130	1775	1712	1961	2310	1997	2400	2300	1752	1650	1943
Steatosis assessment ††	Moderate	Moderate	Nil	Moderate	Mild	Moderate	Nil	Mild	Nil	Mild	Mild	Nil
CIT, minutes	792	797	554	491	380	467	445	496	454	532	583	408
Donor risk index	1.85	2.64	3.23	2.77	1.41	3.22	1.77	1.78	1.61	2.36	3.05	2.39
Reason for discard	Steatosis	Steatosis	CIT §	Steatosis	ITU	Perfusion ||	WIT ¶	Fibrosis	Cancer	Cancer	CIT§	WIT¶

Agonal period in DCD procurement was defined as the period between withdrawal of treatment to circulatory arrest. Primary WIT in DCD procurement designs time from circulatory arrest to in situ organs perfusion.

^*

The livers are grouped according the lactate metabolism (viability criteria) rather than the chronological order of the perfusion.

^†

Designates livers that were transplanted.

^††

Subjective assessment by the retrieval and/or transplant surgeon.

^§

Prolonged CIT.

^||

Poor quality liver graft perfusion.

^¶

Extensive WIT and CIT.