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. 2020 Dec;9(6):739–758. doi: 10.21037/hbsn.2019.12.02

Table 6. Clinical features of patients received liver re-transplantation.

Case no. Recipient general information Graft & surgery Post-transplant outcome
Age (years) Gender Primitive disease HBV infection Blood type BMI (kg/m2) Type Degree (%) LT-time PCC use (U) Operation length (min) EAD PNF Treatment Graft survival (day) Death cause
1 50 M HCC Y O 25.5 MaS 35 1st 10 337 Y Y Re-transplanted 1
MiS 30 2nd 10 228 Y N Dead 136 MODS
2 54 M HCC Y O 21.9 MiS 10 1st 0 319 Y Y Re-transplanted 3
MiS 10 2nd 0 330 Y N Alive 559
3 64 M HCC Y O 22.4 MaS 10 1st 15 399 Y N Re-transplanted 14
MaS 10 2nd 14 240 Y N Dead 4 Graft failure
4 30 M Liver failure N A 23.4 MaS 20 1st 8 278 N Y Re-transplanted 3
MaS 20 2nd 8 237 N N Alive 288
5 39 M HCC Y O 22.6 no 0 1st 0 329 N N Re-transplanted 15
no 0 2nd 0 222 N N Alive 422
6 52 F Cholestatic cirrhosis N B 18.0 MiS 20 1st 0 239 Y Y Re-transplanted 3
no 0 2nd 0 191 Y N Alive 465

BMI, body mass index; EAD, early allograft dysfunction; F, female; HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma; LT, liver transplantation; M, male; MaS, macrosteatosis; MiS, microsteatosis; MODS, multi-organ dysfunction syndrome; N, no; PCC, prothrombin complex concentrate; PNF, primary non-function; Y, yes.