… regression model was 79% lower for liver transplant recipients compared to candidates …
survival benefit of liver transplantation. However, the salutary effect of transplantation on survival …

… liver transplantation (DDLT) is unknown. The aim of this study was to determine whether
there is a survival … failure rates and trends toward lower patient survival in LDLT recipients. …

… liver transplantation in patients below or over 60 years of age, 23 most series have shown
that 5-year post-transplant survival is significantly lower in … -free survival before liver transplant …

… In our study cohort, the majority of the patients (83/133, 62.4%) undergoing OLT were T2;
these patients had a lower 12-month survival (78.3%) than T3 patients (86%) ( Table I a). In the …

… et al 5 in their analysis using the Nordic Liver Transplant Registry and WHO mortality-indicator
database. Transplant patients had a 21% lower survival at 10 years than the general …

… liver transplant recipients have a significantly lower survival than younger patients. Malignancy
is responsible for this decreased survival… In that way, we also found a lower survival rate …

… In particular, at longer follow-up times the benefit of transplantation for patients with lower
MELD scores became increasingly noticeable. For example, enlisted patients with a MELD …

… However, we have shown that older patients also have a lower survival without transplantation
than younger patients at any given MELD score. It is therefore not surprising that we …

… survival advantage for liver transplantation was dramatic and ushered in the era of liver
transplantation … with ∼30% lower survival rates than primary transplantation given the increased …

… survival after deceased donor liver transplantation. Please note that graft survival is for all
transplants and patient survival … 3.3 grafts, the lowest utility of livers transplanted was for those …