Influence of @entity281 by Aspergillus in XXXX after liver transplantation: evolution and results in 670 transplants.

@entity1 @entity5880 @entity455 @entity295 @entity500 @entity177 @entity205 @entity364 @entity397 @entity281 @entity230 @entity715 @entity204 @entity2849
The incidence of @entity364 is frequent among liver transplanted subjects. Between March 1986 and June 2009, we performed 670 liver transplants in 593 @entity1 , including 61% males and an overall average age of 46. The incidence of @entity455 in our center was 5.3% (32/593 @entity1 ), including 24 (75%) @entity715 , 5 (16%) @entity2849 , 2 anastomotic stenoses, and 1 an iliac graft rupture owing to a @entity5880 . Four @entity1 presented @entity455 associated with Aspergillus sp. Three of them were males of mean age 50 years and 3 had an acute rejection episode. Immunosuppression was @entity205 (CsA), @entity230 , and @entity500 . Four @entity455 were diagnosed: 2 @entity715 and 2 @entity397 . Two @entity1 presented biliary complications associated with the arterial complication and @entity281 . Treatment was expectant in 1 @entity1 , interventional radiology in an other, and retransplantation in the other 2. All @entity1 infected with Aspergillus sp. diad of @entity295 and @entity177 . Arterial complications posttransplant associated with @entity281 by Aspergillus sp., can be an important cause of retransplantation, @entity295 and @entity204 .
