An aging population has prompted us to evaluate the indications of liver transplantation (LT)
in elderly patients more frequently. In this review, we summarize the short-and long-term …

Abstract Introduction and Objectives The rate of liver transplantation is increasing among the
elderly population; however, data is limited on the post-liver transplantation outcomes in …

Objective: To develop a protocol for the defatting of steatotic liver grafts during long-term ex
situ normothermic machine perfusion. Background: Despite the alarming increase in donor …

The impact of increasing recipient age on morbidity and mortality following living donor liver
transplantation (LDLT) remains controversial. The study aims to analyze the impact of …

The number of older subjects in the population is growing worldwide. Besides wisdom,
however, ageing bears a heavy burden of comorbidities and a greater risk of health …

An increase in the average life expectancy, paralleled by a demographic shift in the
population with end-stage liver disease lies behind the rising demand for liver …

Introduction Elderly patients (≥ 65 years old) are increasingly undergoing liver
transplantation and are more likely to be removed from the waitlist. Normothermic machine …

Background: The proportion of older patients undergoing deceased-donor liver
transplantation (DDLT) has increased over time. Study: We analyzed adult DDLT recipients …

Interest in understanding the aging process has recently risen in the scientific community.
Aging, commonly defined as the functional decline in the function of organs and tissues, is …

Background/Objectives: Neuroendocrine neoplasms (NEN) are heterogeneous entities.
Despite considerable advancement in the field, almost 50% of patients have metastatic …