Concurrent Hepatic Artery and Portal Vein Thrombosis after Orthotopic Liver Transplantation with Preserved Allografts

Table 1

Depiction of cases with concurrent HAT and PVT in the literature.

Author (year)	Number of patients/type	Indications for transplant	Type of transplant	HAT and PVT in relation to transplant	Treatment	Outcome
Langnas et al. (1991) [1]	3/2 children, 1 adult	Biliary atresia 2, cholangiocarcinoma 1	CLTx	Within a week	Adult Re-Tx, 1st child Re-Tx, 2nd child observation	2 deaths, 1 child in vegetative state at 4 years
Kaneko et al. (2004) [7]	4/2 children, 2 adults	Biliary atresia 1, Wilson’s disease 1, PBC 1, primary hyperoxaluria 1	LDLTx	Within a week	3 thrombectomy, 1 RE-Tx	4 deaths
Haque et al. (2009) [18]	1 adult	Wilson’s disease 1	CLTx	12 years	Conservative	Alive at one year after the event
Ayala et al. (2011) [19]	1 adult	NA	CLTx	NA	NA	NA
Present series (2013)	2 adults	Cholangiocarcinoma 1, alcoholic cirrhosis 1	CLTx	6 months 6 years	Conservative	Alive with normal liver function at 3 years

CLTx: cadaveric liver transplant, LDLTx: living donor liver transplant, Re-Tx: retransplantation, NA: not available.