[HTML][HTML] Prevalence, incidence and risk factors for donor-specific anti-HLA antibodies in maintenance liver transplant patients
A Del Bello, N Congy-Jolivet, F Muscari… - American Journal of …, 2014 - Elsevier
Although large retrospective studies have identified the presence of donor-specific
antibodies (DSAs) to be a risk factor for rejection and impaired survival after liver
transplantation, the long-term predicted pathogenic potential of individual DSAs after liver
transplantation remains unclear. We investigated the incidence, prevalence and
consequences of DSAs in maintenance liver transplant (LT) recipients. Two hundred sixty-
seven LT recipients, who had undergone transplantation at least 6 months previously and …
antibodies (DSAs) to be a risk factor for rejection and impaired survival after liver
transplantation, the long-term predicted pathogenic potential of individual DSAs after liver
transplantation remains unclear. We investigated the incidence, prevalence and
consequences of DSAs in maintenance liver transplant (LT) recipients. Two hundred sixty-
seven LT recipients, who had undergone transplantation at least 6 months previously and …