Liver Transplantation Status in Iran: A Multi-center Report on the Main Transplant Indicators and Survival Rates.
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Malek-Hosseini S Ali, Jafarian Ali, Nikeghbalian Saman, Poustchi Hossein, Lankarani Kamran B, Nasiri Toosi Mohsen, Salahi Heshmatollah, Dehghani Mohsen, Eshraghian Ahad, Sharafkhah Maryam, Eghtesad Sareh, Motamed-Gorji Nazgol, Kazemi Kourosh, Salimi Javad, Moini Majid, Shamsaeefar Alireza, Moini Maryam, Dehghani Masoud, B Khosravi Mohammad, Najafi Atabak, Sattari Hossein, Geramizadeh Bita, Shafiee Mohammad, Toutouni Mohammad N, Sanei Behnam, Nejatollahi Seyed Mohammadreza, Taghavi Alireza, Bahador Ali, Aliakbarian Mohsen, Eghtesad Bijan, Malekzadeh Reza
Аннотация
METHODS: A questionnaire, asking for data on the number of transplants performed and specifics of the recipients and type of donors with focus on indications and outcomes was sent to LT programs.
RESULTS: During a period of 23 years, 4,485 LTs were performed at 6 centers in the country. Of these, 4106 were from deceased donors and 379 were from living donors. There were 3553 adults and 932 pediatric recipients. Hepatitis B and biliary atresia were the most common etiologies in adult and pediatric patients, respectively. Overall survival rates at 1, 5, and 10 years were 85%, 77%, and 71% for adults and 76%, 67% and 56% for pediatric patients, respectively.
CONCLUSION: Approval of the brain death law in Iran and coordinated efforts by the transplant centers to build comprehensive LT programs has resulted in the ability to procure more than 700 deceased donors per year with acceptable long-term survival.