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Table 2 Transplant characteristics

From: Characterization of emergency department visits in pediatric patients within first year of liver transplantation: ten years experience in tertiary care center

Transplant characteristics

N = 361 (%)

Transplant Indication

 

 Biliary Atresia

76 (21)

 Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis

69 (20)

 Neonatal Cholestasis

29 (8)

 Arginosuccinate Aciduria

19 (5)

 Sclerosing Cholangitis

18 (5)

 Acute fulminant Liver Failure

17 (5)

 Glycogen Storage Disease

16 (4)

 Alagille Syndrome

16 (4)

 Propionic Acidemia

13 (4)

 Crigler Najjar Syndrome

12 (3)

 Maple Syrup Urine Disease

12 (3)

 Primary hyperoxaluria

9 (2)

 Tyrosinemia

8 (2)

 Autoimmune Hepatitis

6 (2)

 Hepatoblastoma

6 (2)

 Citrullinemia

6 (2)

 Choledochal Cyst

4 (1)

 Hemochromatosis

3 (1)

 Other

22 (6)

Donor

 

 Living Donor

336 (93)

 Deceased Donor

25 (7)

Donor Related

62 (17)

Post-Operative Surgical Complications

 

 Chylous Ascites

32 (9)

 Pleural Effusion

10 (3)

 Massive Hemorrhage

9 (2)

 Abdominal Hematoma

4 (1)

 Perihepatic Collection

4 (1)

 Abdominal Collection

3 (1)

 Hepatic Biloma

2 (0.5)

 Atelectasis

2 (0.5)

 Biliary Leak

2 (0.5)

 Other

19 (5)

Length of Stay Post Transplant (days)

29.7 ± 18.7