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Table 2 Summative demographic data and clinical features of patients of LDLT who underwent RYHJ

From: The role of Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy for the management of biliary complications after living donor liver transplantation

 

Median (range)

Recipient age (years)

50.5 (39–71)

MELD score

13 (6–28)

Cold ischemia time (min)

84.5 (23–155)

Warm ischemia time (min)

18 (1–38)

Anhepatic phase time(min)

28 (15–100)

Transplantation operative time (min)

360 (180–540)

Transplantation blood loss (ml)

2650 (600–8000)

Hepaticojejunostomy operative time (min)

260 (180–530)

Hepaticojejunostomy blood loss (ml)

300 (100–7000)

Time from RL-LDLT to RYHJ (month)

23.5 (0–58)

 

No.

(%)

Gender

 Male

18

81.8

 Female

4

18.2

Bile leak

 Yes

12

54.5

 No

10

45.5

No. of bile duct orifice

 1

14

63.6

 2

7

31.8

 3

1

4.5

Type of bile duct anastomosis

 D-G

12

54.5

 D-D

10

45.5

T-tube placement

 Yes

5

22.7

 No

17

77.3

Hepatic artery complications

 Yes

3

13.6

 No

19

86.4

IHD stone

 Yes

14

63.6

 No

8

36.4

ABO incompatibility

 Yes

4

18.2

 No

18

81.8

Rejection

 Yes

8

36.4

 No

14

63.6

Survival

 Alive

14

63.6

 Death

8

36.4

  1. LDLT Living donor liver transplantation, RYHJ Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy, SD Standard deviation, MELD Model for End-Stage Liver Disease, D-G Duct-to-Glissonean sheath anastomosis, D-D Duct-to-duct anastomosis, IHD Intrahepatic duct