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Liver transplantation is considered to be the only treatment option for patients with advanced liver disease.
the past few decades, the effect of liver transplantation has been greatly improved with the progress of surgical technology, the development of immunosuppression and the improvement of perivascular care.
, the incidence of liver transplantation is still high, which may affect the survival and quality of life of patients.
plateplates are the main participants in various physiological and pathological processes.
recent studies have shown that plate plateplates play an important role not only in hemostation and tissue repair, but also in tumor growth and metastasis, as well as in liver regeneration.
plateboard count and function of patients with severe liver disease in patients with severe liver disease.
, this study aims to assess the effect of preoperative plateplate counts on the incidence of complications after liver transplantation.
researchers evaluated clinical data on patients who received liver transplants between January 2015 and September 2018.
329 patients, the average age was 46.71±0.55 years, of which 243 were men (75.2%).
× 109 / L; The incidence of complications in the back door veins of the transplant was significantly higher than in the low plateplate count group (≤49.5×109 / L, n s 162,12.6% VS 1.9%).
after multivariate regression analysis, high plateplate count was independently associated with postoperative door venous complications (OR:8.821, 95% confidence interval (CI:2.260-34.437).
the counter-analysis of therapeutic weighted gravity, the risk of door vein complications was significantly higher in patients in the high plateplate counting group (OR:9.210, 95% CI: 1.907-44.498, p 0.006) and early dysfunction of allogeneic transplantation (OR:2.087, 95% CI: 1.131-3.853, p s 0.019) are more severe.
study's final authors said: Preoperative plateplate counting. 49.5×109 / L is an independent risk factor for postoperative venous complications and early isomer transplant dysfunction.
preoperative plate plate count may be an indicator of poor prognosis for liver transplant recipients.
