abo incompatible liver transplantation as a bridge to treat hellp syndrome
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Abstract
The following is a case report of a primiparous woman who developed fulminant liver failure in the setting of HELLP syndrome complicated by hepatic rupture. It is unique in that a timely ABO compatible liver donor was unavailable, necessitating the transplantation of an ABO incompatible organ. Despite aggressive therapy, severe reperfusion injury and humoral rejection dictated retransplantation with an ABO compatible organ on postoperative day 15, resulting in rapid clinical recovery.
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| Authors | ;Kathleen Connor;Raymond A. Rubin;Roshan Shrestha;Mark Johnson;Marty Sellers;Brad Butler |
| Journal | colloids and surfaces a: physicochemical and engineering aspects |
| Year | 2009 |
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10.1155/2009/713937
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