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. 1981 Jul 11;283(6284):115-8.
doi: 10.1136/bmj.283.6284.115.

Improved survival after orthotopic liver grafting

R Y Calne, R Williams, M Lindop, J V Farman, M E Tolley, K Rolles, B MacDougall, J Neuberger, R J Wyke, A T Raftery, T J Duffy, D G Wight, D J White

Improved survival after orthotopic liver grafting

R Y Calne et al. Br Med J (Clin Res Ed). .

Abstract

A total of 108 orthotopic liver transplants have been carried out in the Cambridge/King's College Hospital series. Over 13 years, changes in patient selection, immunosuppression, and surgical and anaesthetic techniques have led to a steady improvement in results. Results obtained in the last 22 patients indicated that over half survive for one year. Although at considerable risk during the operation, patients with non-malignant cirrhotic diseases who survive one year have a good long-term chance of survival

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