Management of venous stenosis in living donor liver transplant recipients

Table 1 Management and outcome of HV and PV obstruction/stenosis during and post LDLT

Case	V-O	LDLT	Age (yr)	Diagnosis and management time	Management	Survival	Complication
1	HV T	RL	46	Intraoperative	Balloon underlaying	> 1.5 mo, alive	-
2	HV S	RL	45	3, 3 d post LDLT	Re-anastomosis	2 d, dead	H-S, RF
3	HV S	RL	44	14, 15 d post LDLT	Transjugular BD + stent	off the trail	Bloody ascites
4	HV S	RL	56	14 , 50 d post LDLT	Transjugular BD + stent	2 wk, dead	LF, RF
5	HV S	RL	43	51, 55 d post LDLT	Transfemoral vein BD	> 8 mo, alive	-
6	HV S	RL	39	180, 270 d post LDLT	Transfemoral vein BD	> 4 mo, alive	-
7	PV S	LL	9	140, 168 d post LDLT	trans-superior mesenteric venous BD + stent	> 9 mo, alive	-

BD: Balloon dilatation; H-S: Hemorrhagic shock; HV-H: Hepatic vein hemorrhage; HVS: HV stenosis; HV T: HV tension; LF: Liver failure; LL: Left lobe; PVS: Portal vein stenosis; RF: Renal failure; RL: Right lobe; V-O: Venous obstruction. LDLT: Living donor liver transplantation.