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Hepato-venous outflow complications following orthotopic liver transplantation with various techniques for hepato-venous reconstruction in adults and children

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Orthotopic end-to-end cavostomy following liver transplantation was without any complications in 63 cases as compared to latero-lateral cavostomy (14.2%) and the piggy-back technique of partial liver grafts (14.2%). Trans-jugular catheterangioplasty was a practical and successful treatment for the latter, while reoperation for thrombosis in the latero-lateral anastomosis resulted in lethal pulmonary embolism.

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Hesse, U.J., Defreyne, L., Pattyn, P., Kerremans, I., Berrevoet, F., de Hemptinne, B. (1996). Hepato-venous outflow complications following orthotopic liver transplantation with various techniques for hepato-venous reconstruction in adults and children. In: Mühlbacher, F., et al. Transplant International . Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-00818-8_45

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