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June 2018 case:
This patient received a living related liver transplant for relief of NASH cirrhosis. Postoperative course was notable for declining mental status which was complicated by cardiac arrest during a diagnostic procedure. The patient expired 2 weeks following transplant.
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Liver
Acute Cellular Rejection 2016
Chronic Rejection 2016
Acute AMR
Modified
HAI
Autoimmune
hepatitis
NASH/NAFLD
scoring
Liver Tumor Staging
Kidney
Banff
components
Banff
scores
EM photos
Creatinine
clearance
Heart (Updated)
Rejection
Grading
Pancreas
Rejection
Grading
Lung (Updated)
Rejection
Grading
Intestines
Rejection
Grading
Skin/Composite
Rejection
Grading (NEW)
PTLD
Grading
System
Administrative
Use Codes
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June 11 2018: New liver rejection schemas posted
March 12 2018: Case presentation updated
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