Biliary complications (BC) currently represent a major source of morbidity after liver
transplantation. Although refinements in surgical technique and medical therapy have had a …

Biliary complications remain a substantial cause of morbidity following liver transplantation.
They have been reported to occur in a rate of 10–15% of full‐size transplantations and may …

Biliary tract complications are the most common complications after liver transplantation.
These complications are encountered more commonly as a result of increased number of …

The aphorism that reconstruction of the biliary anastomosis is the “Achilles heel” of liver
transplantation remains valid as biliary complications following liver transplantation remain a …

Biliary complications continue to be a major cause of morbidity in liver transplant recipients
with an incidence of 10–30% following whole-organ transplantation and a mortality rate of …

The development of biliary complications after liver transplantation remains a common
source of morbidity despite advances in surgical techniques. Incidence is estimated to be …

Due to a vulnerable blood supply of the bile ducts, biliary complications are a major source
of morbidity after liver transplantation (LT). Manifestation is either seen at the anastomotic …

Liver transplantation is the current standard of care for end-stage liver disease and an
accepted therapeutic option for acute liver failure and primary liver tumors. Despite the …

Opinion statement The incidence of biliary complications after liver transplant is estimated to
be 8% to 20%. Post-liver transplant biliary complications may lead to acute and chronic liver …

Introduction Biliary complications (BC) are one of the most frequent surgical complications
after liver transplantation. They include biliary stenosis, leaks, choledocolitiasis and …