Different modalities of arterial reconstruction in hepatic retransplantation using right partial graft

Figure 1 Arterial Reconstruction. A: End-to-end anastomosis between the right branch of the extended right graft split livers (ERSL) and the recipient proper hepatic artery in a patient who needed retransplantation after living-related transplant (LRLT); B: End-to-end anastomosis between the right branch of the ERSL and recipient splenic artery in a patient transplanted because of hepatic artery thrombosis after LRLT; C: Cadaveric donor iliac interposition graft between the infra renal aorta and the right branch of the LRLT in a patient who had hepatic artery thrombosis after the standard primary transplant; D: Arterial revascularization using a cadaveric donor iliac interposition graft between the infra renal aorta and the right branch of the ERSL; E: Cadaveric donor iliac interposition graft between the infra renal aorta and the right branch of the ERSL.