Liver transplantation in the Republic of Moldova. First experience
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HOTINEANU, Adrian, HOTINEANU, Vladimir, IVANCOV, Grigore, BURGOCI, Serghei, CAZACU, Dumitru, SÎRGHI, Vitalie. Liver transplantation in the Republic of Moldova. First experience. In: Chirurgia (București, Romania), 2016, vol. 18, supl. nr. 2, p. 768. ISSN 1221-9118.
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Chirurgia (București, Romania)
Volumul 18, Supliment nr. 2 / 2016 / ISSN 1221-9118

Liver transplantation in the Republic of Moldova. First experience


Pag. 768-768

Hotineanu Adrian1, Hotineanu Vladimir1, Ivancov Grigore2, Burgoci Serghei2, Cazacu Dumitru2, Sîrghi Vitalie2
 
1 ”Nicolae Testemițanu” State University of Medicine and Pharmacy,
2 Timofei Moșneaga Republican Clinical Hospital
 
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Disponibil în IBN: 14 mai 2024


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Aims: First experience in transplantation in one center Methods: Critical epidemiological condition that has developed in Republic of Moldova due to prevalence and incidence of viral cirrhosis, and as a result high mortality rate caused by liver cirrhosis - 76.46 per 100000 of population (first place in the world). This fact required us to launch the program of liver transplantation. The first liver transplantation in Republic of Moldova was performed on February 22nd, 2013. This surgical intervention was successful for the donor and recipient. The first liver transplant from the death brain donor was performed after one year, and it was successful for the recipient. Up to now, 12 liver transplantations have been performed in our country, 7 of them from living donors and 5 from death brain donors. The etiology of transplantated recipients was: HBV - 2 cases, HBV+HDV - 4 cases, HBV+HCV - 2 cases, HBV + HDV+ hepatocellular carcinoma - 1 case, HBV+ hepatocellular carcinoma - 1 case, primitive biliary cirrhosis - 1 case and 1 case of retransplantat. Results: Complications after liver transplantation were following: postoperative bleeding -1 case, thrombosis of hepatic artery - 1 case, biliary peritonitis - 1 case, acute rejection of graft - 1 case and convulsive syndrome -1 case. The mortality in the early postoperative period was in 2 cases, mortality during the first year was 0. Causes of mortality were - postoperative intra-cerebral bleeding and acute rejection of the graft. In the postoperative period, living donors didn’t have any complications. Average length of stay in case of living donor liver transplantation was 43 days and in death brain liver transplantation was 32 days. Conclusions: Necessary number of 40 liver transplants every year will be reached due to implementation of national program of transplant in Republic of Moldova.