… transplant surgeons not to use severely steatotic liver grafts for cadaveric liver transplantation…
The cohort demonstrates that cadaveric liver transplantation of severely steatotic liver grafts …

… fatty liver graft up to the moderate level can be justified in LDLT, even though ischemia-reperfusion
injury tends to be severe in such grafts. … exists that grafts with severe steatosis should …

… grafts from extended criteria donors including those with severe steatosis (ie, macrovesicular
steatosis … patient survival of LTs using severely steatotic liver grafts from brain-dead donors. …

… and severely steatotic donor livers for liver transplantation, we … and severely steatotic
livers for liver transplantation is … year patient and graft mortality was relatively less influenced. …

… rates following liver transplantation of grafts with steatosis graded as severe (>35% … grafts
with moderate to severe steatosis should not be rejected on the grounds of the degree of fatty …

… severe steatosis and the group with no steatosis (P = .002). We conclude that the degree of
liver graft steatosis … severe steatosis with gross examination of the liver, we suggest selective …

… Available evidence showed increased risk of poor graft outcome in moderate–severe
steatotic livers. A large prospective multi-centred trial will be required to identify the true risks of …

… graft liver, a condition that is catastrophic to liver transplant recipients ( 3–5 ). In living donor
liver transplantation (LDLT), graft steatosis … risk of using grafts with severe steatosis has also …

… Here we present two cases of dual-graft LDLT in which … livers with previously severe steatosis.
In the first case, two left lateral segment grafts were used, one of which was 70% steatotic. …

… to decline liver grafts for human transplantation. It is still unclear whether it is safe to use
severe steatotic grafts for transplantation or not. A clear guideline for the use of fatty livers is still …