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July 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 specimen is from the allograft hepatectomy.

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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
  • Rejection Grading
    Pancreas
  • Rejection Grading
    Lung
  • Rejection Grading
    Intestines
  • Rejection Grading
    Skin/Composite
  • Rejection Grading
    PTLD
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    TPIS News
    July 19 2018: Case presentation updated
    June 11 2018: New liver rejection schemas posted

     
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