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Successful regrafting of a transplanted liver

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We report on the successful regrafting of a transplanted liver. The donor liver was first grafted into a patient suffering from cryptogenic cirrhosis; the patient died 1 day after the elective transplantation of cerebral bleeding. The well-functioning graft was harvested again and transferred to our institution. After another 12 h of cold ischemia, the liver was reperfused in an urgently registered patient with recurrence of hepatitis B in his first graft. The transplantation was successfully performed and the patient is now doing well, more than 5 months after regrafting with the reused liver.

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Received: 21 October 1996 Received after revision: 9 January 1997 Accepted: 27 January 1997

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Friedrich, J., Malago, M., Lange, R. et al. Successful regrafting of a transplanted liver. Transpl Int 10, 245–246 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/s001470050051

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