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| Authors | # of patients | Sex | Age | Disease | Organ transplanted | Management | Outcome |
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| Anders et al. [14] | One | Male | 66 | Laennec’s cirrhosis | Liver | IABP on POD 2–23 | Full recovery of cardiac function 40 days postop |
| Bedanova et al. [15] | One | Female | 51 | Autoimmune hepatitis and cirrhosis | Liver | IABP on POD 2–9 | Full recovery of cardiac function 30 days postop |
| Chrapko et al. [16] | One | Female | 46 | Polycystic kidney disease | Kidney | Medical management. Diagnosed by TEE and 123I-mIBG myocardial uptake | Full recovery of cardiac function by 180 days postop |
| Eagle et al. [17] | One | Male | 64 | Laennec’s cirrhosis | Liver | RCA vasospasm found on cardiac catheterization, apical ballooning persisted. Transvenous pacemaker placed. Delayed biliary reconstruction to the following day | Small subdural hematoma treated medically. Discharged to rehabilitation facility on POD 16 |
| Gołębiewska et al. [18] | One | Female | 68 | Glomerulonephritis | Kidney | Medical management. Possible association with Calcineurin Inhibitor Toxicity. | Full recovery of cardiac function in 22 days post op |
| Harika et al. [8] | One | Male | 52 | Hemochromatosis and Laennec’s cirrhosis | Liver | Medical Management with vasopressors | Full recovery of cardiac function in 18 days postop |
| Lee et al. [19] | One | Female | 65 | Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis with hepatocellular carcinoma | Liver | Medical management | Full recovery of cardiac function 6 weeks postop |
| Phillips et al. [20] | One | Female | 60 | Primary biliary cirrhosis, pulmonary embolus, renal failure, clostridium difficile colitis | Liver | Medical management with beta blockade and aspirin | Full recovery of cardiac function 16 days postop |
| Saner et al. [21] | 1/2 | Male | 60 | Hepatitis B cirrhosis | Liver | Medical Management with beta blockade. | Recovery, doing well 4 years after transplant |
| 2/2 | Female | 62 | Hepatitis C cirrhosis | Liver | Medical management with vasopressors, hemodialysis | Death within 24 hours after transplant |
| Tachotti Pires et al. [22] | 1/2 | Female | 33 | Primary sclerosing cholangitis | Liver | Medical management initially with vasopressors, then ACEI and beta blockade | Recovery of EF on POD 10 though diagnosed with apical hypertrophic cardiomyopathy maintained on beta blockers |
| 2/2 | Male | 36 | Budd-Chiari syndrome | Liver | Medical management with vasopressors | Recovery of cardiac function by POD 7 but found to have bacterial endocarditis, and expired 27 days postop |
| Tiwari and D’Attellis [23] | One | Female | 45 | Nonalcoholic steatohepatitis | Liver | Medical management with vasopressors. Delayed biliary reconstruction to the following day. IABP POD 2–5 | Resolution in 12 days after transplant, though patient expired from hemorrhage |
| Vailas et al. [24] | One | Male | 51 | Trauma-inducing ESRD | Kidney | Medical management with vasopressors. | Full recovery of cardiac function 4 days postop, but attempt at stenting RAS led to loss of allograft on POD 56 |
| Vachiat et al. [25] | One | Male | 56 | Laennec’s and HCV cirrhosis | Liver | Left ventricular assist device | Full recovery of cardiac function by POD 25 |
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