Acute antibody-mediated rejection after intestinal transplantation

Table 3 Treatment and outcome of 18 patients with acute antibody-mediated rejection

Case	Treatment	Graft status/survival (mo)	Re-Tx/graft type	Patient status/survival (mo)
1	ST/IVIG/OKT3	CHR/30.5	None	Dead (liver failure)/30.5
2	ST/IVIG/OKT3/Campath	CHR/13.5	None	Dead (ruptured pseudo-aneurysm)/18.6
3	ST/OKT3	Functioning/75.9	None	Alive/75.9
41	ST/OKT3	CHR/5.4	Yes/MV	Dead (pneumonia)/43.0
5	ST/OKT3	Functioning/17.7	None	Alive/17.7
6	ST/OKT3	Functioning/56.4	None	Alive/56.4
7	ST/OKT3/Campath	ACR/31.7	None	Dead (pneumonia)/31.7
8	ST/Campath	Functioning/30.3	None	Dead (unknown)/30.3
9	ST	CHR/35.4	Yes/MV	Alive/55.4
101	ST/OKT3	ACR/13.2	None	Dead (sepsis)/15.5
11	ST	Functioning/52.6	None	Alive/52.6
121	ST/ATG	CHR/22.6	None	Alive/22.6
13	ST	AHR/2.7	Yes/MV	Alive/76.4
14	ST	Functioning/22.5	None	Alive/22.5
15	ST/OKT3	CHR/4.8	None	Dead (sepsis)/32.8
16	ST	CHR/12.3	None	Alive/46.2
172	ST/OKT3	CHR/12.6	Yes/SB	Dead (GI bleeding)/13.3
183	ST/OKT3	Functioning/37.6	Yes/MV	Alive/37.6

Type of transplant: SB: An isolated small bowel; MV: A full multivisceral graft.

¹Patients with repeat ABMR;

²Patient with a history of ABMR after prior transplant;

³Patient with prior transplant. ST: Steroids; IVIG: Intravenous immunoglobulin; ACR: Acute cellular rejection; CHR: Chronic rejection.