Histopathology of 460 liver allografts removed at retransplantation: A shift in disease patterns over 27 years
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2018
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WILEY
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SOUZA, Lara Neves
SANCHEZ-FUEYO, Alberto
RELA, Mohamed
DHAWAN, Anil
O'GRADY, John
HEATON, Nigel
QUAGLIA, Alberto
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CLINICAL TRANSPLANTATION, v.32, n.4, article ID e13227, 7p, 2018
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Background and aim: Approximately 10%-19% of liver transplant recipients develop irreversible graft failure requiring retransplantation. We reviewed the histology of failed grafts removed at retransplantation in our center over 27 years. Methods: Two hundred and seventy-six adults and 118 children underwent retransplantation from 1987 to 2014, receiving 321 and 139 liver grafts, respectively. We analyzed graft histology, recipient demographics, indications and time interval to retransplantation. We divided retransplantation in 3 eras: A (1987-1994), B (1995-2001), and C (2002-2014). Results: A total of 3298 adult and 938 pediatric primary liver transplants were conducted in our center, and 8.4% of adults and 12.6% of children experienced retransplantation. Considering the changes throughout the eras, the proportion of chronic rejection declined, while that of unexplained chronic fibrosing hepatitis increased steadily, representing the main reason for retransplantation conducted >10 years after primary transplant in children, and second in adults in the most recent era. This chronic hepatitis of the graft might correspond to a slowly evolving form of rejection, possibly with a humoral component, associated with progressive graft fibrosis and eventually failure. Conclusions: We observed a shift in histopathology of failed liver grafts, with increasing relevance of chronic idiopathic hepatitis associated with progressive fibrosis and graft failure.
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chronic hepatitis, fibrosis, graft rejection, graft survival, histology, liver transplantation
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