… The clinical effects of IRI can manifest as a broad spectrum of short-term and long-term
complications, resulting in an overall inferior patient survival [5,6]. IRI-induced complications …

… Careful use of selected marginal liver grafts is a viable option for expanding the donor pool.
Recent analyses using nationwide databases help to shed light on the current status of the …

Due to the critical shortage of deceased donor grafts, clinicians are continually expanding
the criteria for an acceptable liver donor to meet the waiting list demands. However, the …

… The aim of this investigation was to compare the effects of marginal and non-marginal grafts
for liver transplantation at the Liver Transplant Division, Hospital das Clínicas da Faculdade …

… death, their effects on marginal liver grafts and summarize the … date to reduce the detrimental
effects of brain death in both … have an important clinical implication because such organs …

… In this review, we define marginal liver grafts for LDLT as small-for-size grafts, older donors,
moderate or severe steatosis of liver grafts, chronic hepatitis, and grafts with tumors. The …

… ) extended criteria were defined as extremely marginal liver grafts (EMLG). The outcomes of
… , we report the outcomes of a series of patients who received extremely marginal liver grafts. …

… Unadjusted patient survival for 2050 patient transplanted at NYP by graft type showing
no significant difference between marginal liver grafts (ML grafts) and standard liver grafts (SL …

… Although marginal liver grafts may not be optimal, they are a viable alternative to dying
while candidates are on a waiting list for OLT[7]. At present, there is not a clear and established …

… Only histological examination is of help in ascertaining type and extent of liver steatosis; the
analysis of the other clinical and biochemical characteristics of our donors did not reveal any …