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The type of arterial anastomosis influences hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients. / Boozari, B; Nashan, Björn; Hecker, H; Kubicka, S; Klempnauer, J; Strassburg, C; Manns, M; Gebel, M J.

In: ULTRASCHALL MED, Vol. 28, No. 6, 6, 2007, p. 587-592.

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Boozari, B, Nashan, B, Hecker, H, Kubicka, S, Klempnauer, J, Strassburg, C, Manns, M & Gebel, MJ 2007, 'The type of arterial anastomosis influences hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients.', ULTRASCHALL MED, vol. 28, no. 6, 6, pp. 587-592. <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18074312?dopt=Citation>

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Boozari, B., Nashan, B., Hecker, H., Kubicka, S., Klempnauer, J., Strassburg, C., Manns, M., & Gebel, M. J. (2007). The type of arterial anastomosis influences hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients. ULTRASCHALL MED, 28(6), 587-592. [6]. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/18074312?dopt=Citation

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Boozari B, Nashan B, Hecker H, Kubicka S, Klempnauer J, Strassburg C et al. The type of arterial anastomosis influences hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients. ULTRASCHALL MED. 2007;28(6):587-592. 6.

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title = "The type of arterial anastomosis influences hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients.",
abstract = "AIM: Evaluation of the influence of arterial anastomoses on hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients using color Doppler ultrasound. METHOD: 224 patients recruited retrospectively were divided into five groups according to arterial anastomoses: (1) common hepatic (CHA)/gastro duodenal, (2) CHA/CHA, (3) aorta/celiac trunc, (4) aorta/aorta, (5) more than one anastomosis. We compared maximum portal [(P)Vmax], systolic [(A)Vmax] and end diastolic [(A)Vmin] arterial velocities, resistance indexes(RI), spleen and liver size between the groups. We analyzed further in a multivariate analysis the influence of time elapsed since orthotopic liver transplantation, age of recipient and donor on significant parameters as well as the overall survival of the patients between the groups. RESULTS: Significant differences were found for: (A) Vmax between groups 2/4 (p",
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TY - JOUR

T1 - The type of arterial anastomosis influences hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients.

AU - Boozari, B

AU - Nashan, Björn

AU - Hecker, H

AU - Kubicka, S

AU - Klempnauer, J

AU - Strassburg, C

AU - Manns, M

AU - Gebel, M J

PY - 2007

Y1 - 2007

N2 - AIM: Evaluation of the influence of arterial anastomoses on hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients using color Doppler ultrasound. METHOD: 224 patients recruited retrospectively were divided into five groups according to arterial anastomoses: (1) common hepatic (CHA)/gastro duodenal, (2) CHA/CHA, (3) aorta/celiac trunc, (4) aorta/aorta, (5) more than one anastomosis. We compared maximum portal [(P)Vmax], systolic [(A)Vmax] and end diastolic [(A)Vmin] arterial velocities, resistance indexes(RI), spleen and liver size between the groups. We analyzed further in a multivariate analysis the influence of time elapsed since orthotopic liver transplantation, age of recipient and donor on significant parameters as well as the overall survival of the patients between the groups. RESULTS: Significant differences were found for: (A) Vmax between groups 2/4 (p

AB - AIM: Evaluation of the influence of arterial anastomoses on hepatic hemodynamics and overall survival in liver graft recipients using color Doppler ultrasound. METHOD: 224 patients recruited retrospectively were divided into five groups according to arterial anastomoses: (1) common hepatic (CHA)/gastro duodenal, (2) CHA/CHA, (3) aorta/celiac trunc, (4) aorta/aorta, (5) more than one anastomosis. We compared maximum portal [(P)Vmax], systolic [(A)Vmax] and end diastolic [(A)Vmin] arterial velocities, resistance indexes(RI), spleen and liver size between the groups. We analyzed further in a multivariate analysis the influence of time elapsed since orthotopic liver transplantation, age of recipient and donor on significant parameters as well as the overall survival of the patients between the groups. RESULTS: Significant differences were found for: (A) Vmax between groups 2/4 (p

M3 - SCORING: Zeitschriftenaufsatz

VL - 28

SP - 587

EP - 592

JO - ULTRASCHALL MED

JF - ULTRASCHALL MED

SN - 0172-4614

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M1 - 6

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