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. 2022 Nov 24;12:1026232. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.1026232

Table 2.

Indications and outcomes of liver transplantation and alternative treatments for children affected by benign vascular tumours of the liver reported in literature.

patients (N) LT (N) Indication for LT Treatments other than LT alive total n /LT follow-up
Kuroda (2014) 19 1 liver failure prednisolone(n=13), radiation therapy (n=2), embolization (n=1), liver resection (n=3) 1 not reported
Markiewicz (2009) 4 4 heart failure non responsive to embolization steroids+vincristine (n=1), embolization(n=1), hepatic artery ligation (n=2) 4 6-36 months
Zenzen (2009) 1 1 hemodinamic and hepatic impairment steroids+embolization 1 not reported
Samuk (2015) 3 3 cardiovascular impairment, life-threatening complications not reported 3 74-168months
Balazs (2007) 1 1 hypothyroidism, respiratory distress, abdominal distention steroids 1 6 months
Lee (2006) 1 1 hypothyroidism, respiratory failure steroids+vincristine 1 7 months
Lopez-Gutierrez (2019) 31 3 not reported propranololo (n=11) 27 (LT=3) [4 deathts while on LT waiting list] not reported
Kulungowski (2012) 121 2 heart failure resistent to medical treatment no treatment (n=51); steroids (n=15); steroids+vincristine/propanolol/IFN (n=17); IFN(n=2); propranololo (n=1); liver resection (n=2); unkonown (n=31) 114 [LT not reported] not reported
Dickie (2009) 26 1 progressive caridac failure not responsive to medical therapy no treatment (n=13); intralesion glucocorticoids injection (n=1); systemicglucocorticoids (n=7); systemic glucorticoids+vincristine (n=2); liver resection (n=1);levothyroxine (n=1);systemic glucorticoids+IFN+LT (n=1 26 [LT=1] 3-8 months

LT, liver transplantation; IFN, interferon.