Donor-recipient age mismatch and outcomes in liver transplantation: A scientific registry of transplant recipients database analysis

Figure 2 Post-liver transplantation survival of patients stratified by each pairing of donor and recipient age. Incrementally increasing donor age in each respective donor:recipient pair had increasing rates of graft- and infection-related mortality. Conversely, cardioneurovascular-, malignancy, and renal-related mortality were largely driven by recipient age as incrementally increasing recipient age in each respective donor:recipient pair had increased rates of these outcomes. A: Graft-related; B: Infection-related; C: Cardioneurovascular-related; D: Malignancy-related; E: Renal-related mortality. YAD: Younger age donors, ≤ 45-years; MAD: Middle-aged donors, 46-69-years; OAD: Older age donors, ≥ 70-years; YAR: Younger age recipients, ≤ 55-years; OAR: Older age recipients, > 55-years.