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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 Dec 1.
Published in final edited form as: Transpl Infect Dis. 2019 Oct 30;21(6):e13194. doi: 10.1111/tid.13194

Table 2:

HCV Seropositive Donors Corresponding to Recipients in Table 1

Donor number Donor age/sex Donor race Donor blood type Donor HCV NAT PHS increased risk organ Donor liver pathology
Inflammation Fibrosis Steatosis Iron
1 37/M Caucasian O positive Yes Mild, portal, chronic None significant None significant None significant
2 40/M Caucasian O positive Yes N/A N/A N/A N/A
3 57/F Caucasian O positive No Mild, portal, chronic None significant Mild macrovesicular (<5%) Patchy, mild, hepatocellular distribution
4 46/M Latino O positive Yes None significant None significant None significant None significant
5 42/F Black A positive Yes Moderate, portal, chronic. Multiple portal non-caseating granulomata with giant cells. Moderate, periportal Moderate macrovesicular (40%) Mild increase in reticuloendothelial cells and hepatocytes
6 57/M Black O positive No Moderate, chronic, portal. Moderate, portal Large droplet macrovesicular (<5%), small droplet Increased iron stores noted in reticuloendothelial cells
7 33/M Caucasian A positive Yes Mild, portal, chronic None significant Large droplet (25%) and small droplet (30%) macrovesicular Mild hepatocellular and reticuloendothelial stainable iron.
8 20/F Caucasian A positive Yes Moderate, portal, chronic Moderate, periportal None significant None significant
9 49/F Hispanic O positive Yes Mild, portal, chronic Mild, portal Severe small droplet (90%), mild large droplet (<5%) None significant
10 20/F Caucasian O positive Yes N/A N/A N/A N/A
11 22/M Caucasian O positive Yes None significant None significant Small droplet macrovesicular (70%), minimal large droplet macrovesicular (<5%) None significant
12 23/F Caucasian O positive Yes Mild, portal, chronic None significant Small droplet macrovesicular (20%), minimal large droplet macrovesicular (<5%) None significant
13 56/M Hispanic O positive No Mild to moderate, portal, chronic Minimal fibrosis None significant None significant
14 49/M Caucasian O positive Yes Mild, portal, chronic Mild, periportal Small droplet microvesicular (5%) None significant
15 50/F Black A positive No Mild, portal, chronic. Minimal interface activity. None significant None significant None significant
16 28/M Caucasian O positive Yes Mild, portal, chronic Mild, periportal Small droplet macrovesicular (10%) None significant
17 32/F Caucasian B positive Yes Mild, portal, chronic None significant Moderate small droplet macrovesicular (60%) None significant
18 34/F Caucasian B positive Yes Mild, portal, chronic Mild to focal moderate periportal Small droplet macrovesicular (80%) None significant
19 60/M Black O positive Yes Mild, chronic, portal Moderate portal fibrosis. Rare bridging fibrosis. Minimal (<5%) None significant
20 30/M Hispanic O positive Yes Mild, lobular and portal None significant None significant N/A
21 55/F Caucasian O negative No N/A N/A N/A N/A
22 27/F Caucasian O negative Yes Mild, portal, chronic None significant Severe, diffuse, small droplet (100%) None significant
23 41/M Caucasian A negative Yes None significant Mild, pericellular Mild None significant
24 68/F Caucasian A negative No Moderate lobular and mild portal, mixed acute and chronic None significant Large droplet (10%) and small droplet (10%) macrovesicular None significant
25 22/M Black A negative Yes Mild, portal, mixed acute and chronic None significant Small droplet macrovascular (60%) Mild increase in hepatocytes and Kupffer cells
26 58/M Caucasian A negative No None significant None significant None significant (<5%) Mild, intrahepatocyte

Donor liver was sampled but there was no liver tissue identified on pathology. The sample obtained only revealed fibroadipose tissue and peribiliary glands.

Recipient died a week after transplant and biopsy was not obtained intraoperatively during transplant.

Abbreviations: female (F), hepatitis C virus (HCV), male (M), not available (N/A), nucleic acid testing (NAT), Periodic Acid-Schiff/Diastase (PAS/D), Public Health Service (PHS)