Pediatric surgery international · 2013
Reconstructing single hepatic artery with two arterial stumps: biliary complications in pediatric living donor liver transplantation.
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Julka Karan D, Lin Tsan-Shiun, Chen Chao-Long, Wang Chih-Chi, Komorowski Andrzej L
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INTRODUCTION: Liver grafts can at times have two hepatic arterial stumps. This can result in a dilemma whether to reconstruct single or both the arteries. Hepatic artery (HA) thrombosis is the most dreaded complication in pediatric living donor liver transplantation (LDLT) as it can result in biliary complications and subsequent graft loss. We herein report the feasibility of reconstructing single hepatic artery in pediatric living donor liver transplantation having two arterial stumps in the liver graft.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: From 2008 to 2010, 87 pediatric patients undergoing LDLT were divided into three groups. Group 1 (n = 20): two HA stumps with two HA reconstruction, Group 2 (n = 22): two HA stumps with one HA reconstruction and Group 3 (n = 45): one HA stump with one HA reconstruction. The decision regarding the reconstruction of single or multiple HAs was made depending on the pre-operative radiological and intraoperative assessments.
RESULTS: The incidence of HA thrombosis (p = 0.126) and biliary complications (p = 0.617), was similar in the three groups.
CONCLUSION: Single HA reconstruction does not increase the risk of biliary strictures in pediatric LDLT recipients having dual hepatic arterial stumps in the liver graft.
MATERIALS AND METHODS: From 2008 to 2010, 87 pediatric patients undergoing LDLT were divided into three groups. Group 1 (n = 20): two HA stumps with two HA reconstruction, Group 2 (n = 22): two HA stumps with one HA reconstruction and Group 3 (n = 45): one HA stump with one HA reconstruction. The decision regarding the reconstruction of single or multiple HAs was made depending on the pre-operative radiological and intraoperative assessments.
RESULTS: The incidence of HA thrombosis (p = 0.126) and biliary complications (p = 0.617), was similar in the three groups.
CONCLUSION: Single HA reconstruction does not increase the risk of biliary strictures in pediatric LDLT recipients having dual hepatic arterial stumps in the liver graft.