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TPIS Case Presentation
 June 2020 case: This 69 year old patient underwent living related liver transplant for treatment of cirrhosis secondary to chronic steatohepatitis. At the time of gross examination a 1.7 cm well circumscribed lesion was seen in segment VII. You can view images from the case here. Grading Systems
Liver
Acute AMR
Acute Liver Rejection- RAI Chronic Liver Rejection Modified HAI Autoimmune hepatitis NASH/NAFLD scoring Primary Biliary Cholangitis scoring Liver Tumor Staging Kidney
Heart
Pancreas
Lung
Intestines
Skin/Composite
PTLD
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News and Updates
June 7, 2020: Fixed broken links to updated discussion of renal polyomavirus infection. June 2, 2020: June case presentation updated June 2, 2020: Fixed broken link to Heart Rejection Grading June 2, 2020: Fixed bug in drug effects searcher preventing linkage to PubMed May 11, 2020: Primary Biliary Cholangitis scoring system of Nakanuma added (see right sidebar) May 11, 2020: Case Presentation updated May 10, 2020: Main page recoded to display appropriately in mobile devices (we are making new pages responsive and will be recoding our current pages as time permits) DISCLAIMER: Transplant Pathology Internet
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