… 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 …

… 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 …

… 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 …

… 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 …

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 operational definition of early allograft dysfunction has significant impact on analyses
of clinical studies. As the transplant community continues to stretch the borders of utilization of …

… 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. …

The aim of this study is to assess the effect of accumulation of marginal liver graft criteria on
the immediate outcome of liver transplantation (LT). The last 325 consecutive LT performed …

New York group in a new report note that elderly grafts (> 70 years age) formed only 4.3%
of all 71,926 liver transplants done in the MELD era within UNOS, thus representing an …