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. 2020 Apr 5;5:26. doi: 10.21037/tgh.2019.11.17

Table 1. Studies to date examining liver transplant in alcoholic hepatitis.

Author/year Location of study Study design Sample size (AH) Primary outcomes 6 mo. survival
Van Thiel et al., 1995 (19) USA Retrospective 64 Acute cellular rejection rates after LT for ALD N/A
Shakil et al., 1997 (20) USA Retrospective 9 Graft survival and relapse after LT 89%
Wells et al., 2007 (15) USA Retrospective 32 Graft survival and relapse after LT 96%
Immordino et al., 2009 (21) France Retrospective 8 Relapse after LT N/A
Mathurin et al., 2011 (13) France Prospective 26 Graft survival 77%
Tomé et al., 2002 (22) Spain Retrospective 36 Graft survival and relapse after LT 79%
Singal et al., 2012 (23) USA Retrospective 55 Graft survival and patient mortality 95%
Hasanin et al., 2015 (18) USA Retrospective 12 centers listed AH patients for LT Graft survival 93%
Im et al., 2016 (24) USA Retrospective 16 Graft survival and relapse 88%
Lee et al., 2017 (25) USA Retrospective 17 Graft survival and relapse after LT 100%
Lee et al., 2018 (26) USA Retrospective 147 Mortality and relapse 94% (1 year)
Bangaru et al., 2018 (27) USA Retrospective 23 performed LT for AH Selection criteria consensus and graft survival 73.9%
Lee et al., 2019 (28) USA Retrospective 147 Patient survival and relapse to alcohol use N/A

AH, alcoholic hepatitis; LT, liver transplantation; ALD, alcohol-associated liver disease.