Endoscopic treatment of biliary complications in left lobe living donor liver transplantation

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Figure 1 Our treatment algorithm in patients with Biliary Leakage.

Abbreviations: ERCP, endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography; HJ, hepaticojejunostomy; PTBI, percutaneous transhepatic biliary interventions.

Table 1 Results of patients who underwent ERCP after left lobe LDLT

Patients	Age	Sex	Etiology	Biliary complication	Time to the first ERCP (week)	ERCP procedure number	Endoscopic treatment	Surgery	Outcome and follow-up duration (months)
Case 1	63	M	HBV	Leak	8	1	ST	AW	Death
Case 2	69	M	HBV	AST	60	4	BD, ST		WS (16) and SF (50) respectively
Case 3	52	F	HBV	Leak	20	1	EST		Death
Case 4	22	M	CC	AST, BS	64	5	BD, ST		WS (16) and SF (2)
Case 5	57	F	CC	AST, BS	96	13	BD, ST		WS (40) and SF (8) respectively
Case 6	21	F	CHF	AST	28	4	ST		WS (12)
Case 7	49	M	AIH	AST	9	3	ST		WS (10)
Case 8	32	F	FHF	AST	13	2	BD, ST		WS (6)
Case 9	29	F	AIH	AST, BS	13	4	ST		WS (16)
Case 10	42	F	PSC	AST, BS	10	9	BD, ST		WS (28) and SF (3)
Case 11	46	M	CC	AST, BS	7	14	ST		WS (42) and SF (5)
Case 12	35	F	BCS	AST, BS	17	11	ST		WS (30)
Case 13	70	M	HBV	AST	53	1	BD, ST		WS (3)

Abbreviations: AIH, autoimmune hepatitis; AST, anastomotic stricture; AW, abdominal washout; BCS, Budd–Chiari syndrome; BD, biliary dilatation; BS, biliary stone; CC, cryptogenic cirrhosis; CHF, congenital hepatic fıbrosis; ERCP, endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography; EST, endoscopic sphincterotomy; FHF, fulminant hepatic failure; HBV, Hepatitis B virus; LDLT, living donor liver transplantation; PSC, primary sclerosing cholangitis; SF, stent-free; ST, stent; WS, with stent.