Bypass during Liver Transplantation: Anachronism or Revival? Liver Transplantation Using a Combined Venovenous/Portal Venous Bypass—Experiences with 163 Liver Transplants in a Newly Established Liver Transplantation Program

Table 5

Summary of current literature with comparison to our data.

Author	Technique	Renal failure	WIT (min)	RBC ()
Uniklinik RWTH Aachen	CR-B, n = 163	11%	43	7
Schmitz et al., 2014 [3]	CR-B, n = 112		51	10
	CR, n = 126		45	8
	PB, n = 176		40	6
Sakai et al., 2010 [4]	CR-B, n = 104	35%	43	9
	PB-B, n = 148	25%	30	9
	PB, n = 174	15%	35	7
Mehrabi et al., 2009 [5]	PB, n = 500	6%	45	3
Khan et al., 2006 [6]	CR-B, n = 138	31%	44	5
	PB, n = 246	25%	43	4
Nishida et al., 2006 [7]	CR, n = 149, 80%B		45	18
	PB, n = 918, 20%B		35	13
Miyamoto et al., 2004 [8]	CR, n = 96		54	10
	PB, n = 71		63	4
Cabezuelo et al., 2003 [9]	CR-B, n = 20	50%
	CR, n = 84	39%
	PB, n = 80	18%
Hesse et al., 2000 [10]	CR, n = 75, 67%B	24%		20
	PB, n = 72, 8%B	17%		11
Jovine et al., 1997 [11]	CR-B, n = 19	31%	60
	PB, n = 20	0%	48
Cherqui et al., 1994 [12]	PB, n = 61	13%		10