… of steatosis on intraoperative organ blood flow, postoperative liver function, and long-term
organ survival considering also other, potentially confounding, determinants of organ survival. …

… organ implementation. Several methods to diagnose, measure, classify, and stage steatosis
… for the discovery of biomarkers to predict poor graft function or patient survival, as well as to …

… the use of marginal organs, steatosis greater than 30%, donors over 60 years, grafts with a
cold … Our analysis showed that moderate steatosis had no significant effect on survival rates …

… organs has extended the interest in marginal grafts to expand the donor pool. A common type
of marginal grafts is the fatty liver; such organs … 5-year patient survival in the subgroups of …

… , the presence of steatosis, frequently present in … organs. Since January 2000 at our institution,
we observed 39 steatotic grafts that were stratified istologically as follows: low steatosis, 5…

… In line with increasing utilisation of ECD organs, there has been acceptance of grafts with …
This review has shown that 1-year graft survival is lower in liver grafts with >30 % steatosis, …

… the availability of donor organs, steatotic liver grafts have been used in … steatosis can be
transplanted with good long-term recipient and graft survival despite an increase in early graft …

… the organ at harvesting, and the amine support in the donor. The number of units of blood
transfused and the percentage of macrovacuolar steatosis of the graft… Graft and patient survival …

… steatosis (Fig. 1). Interestingly, both moderate and severe steatosis induced with ethanol
reduced survival … impact of in situ graft manipulation compared with the effect of steatosis on …

… of donor graft steatosis on overall patient survival and graft … variables with graft steatosis has
on patient and graft survival, (… use of mildmoderately steatotic donor organs in the face of an …