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World J Transplant. Mar 18, 2025; 15(1): 99452
Published online Mar 18, 2025. doi: 10.5500/wjt.v15.i1.99452
Table 1 Formulas for calculating standard liver volume
Ref.
Formula
Used material (n)
DeLand et al[22], 1968LV = 1020 × BSA -220Autopsy (550)
Urata et al[19], 1995LV = 706.2 × BSA +2.4CT (96)
Noda et al[21], 1997LV= 50.12 × BW 0.78CT (54)
Heinemann et al[27], 1999LV = 1072.8 × BSA - 345.7Autopsy (1332)
Vauthey et al [26], 2002LV = 18.51 × BW + 191.8CT (292)
Yoshizumi et al[20], 2003LV = 772 × BSADeceased donor grafts (1413)
Herden et al [23], 2013Formula 1: For children from 0 month up to 1 year old: LV = -143.062973 + 4.274603051 × BH (cm) + 14.78817631 × BW (kg)Autopsy (246)
Formula 2: For children from year up to 16 years old: LV = -20.2472281 + 3.339056437: For BH (cm) + 13.11312561× BW (kg)Autopsy (142)
Yang et al[24], 2018LV = 331−4.1 × age + 41.6 × gender + 15.3 × BW; Gender: Male = 1, female = 0CT (790)
Yang et al[25], 2021BW ≤ 20 kg: LV = 707.12 × BSA 1.09; BW > 20 kg, males: LV = 691.90 × BSA 1.06; females: LV = 663.19 × BSA 1.04CT (792)
Table 2 Average liver volume and liver volume concerning body weight in each age group, mean ± SD
Groups
Quantity
Mean age
Liver volume (сm3/kg)
Liver volume / body weight (сm3/kg)
I63.2 months178.2 ± 81.934.09 ± 5.5
II61 year 5.7 months281.0 ± 5128.56 ± 5.4
III73 years 4.1 months425.9 ± 94.931.83 ± 5.9
IV107 years596.5 ± 218.325.42 ± 4.5
V813 years 9.4 months1024.0 ± 210.323.77 ± 3.9
VI1718 years 10 months1114.3 ± 192.920.17 ± 3.1
Table 3 Left lateral section graft reduction techniques, performed in various transplant centers
Ref.
Number of patients
Recipient age, month, median
Recipient weight (kg), median (range)
Donor type
Graft type
Strong et al[67], 1982 154.7DDLTMono-segment III
Mentha et al[41], 19861116.9DDLTMono-segment III
Srinivasan et al[68], 1999673.45 (2.45–5.46)DDLTReduced LLS graft (segment III reduction)
Noujaim et al[69], 20022N/A2.6DDLTMono-segment III
Kasahara et al[70], 20031475.95 (3.5–7.4)LDLTHyper-reduced LLS graft (segment III, n = 13, Segment II, n = 1)
Attia et al[44], 200842.84.9 (2.9–7.8)DDLTHyper-reduced LLS graft (segment III reduction)
Grabhorn et al[73], 2008100.53.25 (2–4)DDLTReduced LLS graft (n = 5); hyper-reduced LLS graft (n = 4)
Enne et al[32], 200412126.2 (4.6–9.0)LDLTMono-segment III
Thomas et al [71], 20109107.5DDLT (n = 9); LDLT (n = 1)Hyper-reduced LLS graft
Shehata et al[46], 20124475.45 (2.8–8.0)LDLTMono-segment III (n = 26); reduced mono-segment III (n = 18)
Kanazawa et al[39], 20133175.8 (2.8–8.5)LDLTHyper-reduced LLS graft
Sakamoto et al[17], 2014556.2 (4.0–9.4)LDLTMono-segment II
Sanada et al[72], 20171353.3 (2.6–7.1)LDLTMono-segment II (n = 12); Mono-segment III (n = 1)
Raices et al[76], 201959148.0 (7.0–8.9)LDLTHyper-reduced LLS graft
Kitajima et al[74], 2018897.35.9 (2.4–9.4)LDLTHyper-reduced LLS graft (n = 47), Mono-segment II (n = 42)
Hirata et al[75], 200925107.1 (6.4–8.0)LDLTReduced LLS graft (Medial reduction)
Gautier et al [64], 2015665.3 (3.5-6.0)DDLT (n = 2); LDLT (n = 4)Reduced LLS graft (n = 5), Hyper-reduced LLS graft (n = 1)
Balci et al[49], 202147.55.9 (4.6-7.8)LDLTReduced LLS graft (n = 2), Reduced segment III graft (n = 2)
Park et al[50], 2022645.3 (4.4-5.7)LDLT (n = 5) DDLT (n = 1)Reduced LLS graft (n = 3), Hyper-Reduced LLS graft (n = 3)
Table 4 Abdominal wall plastic surgery, performed in various transplant centers
Ref.
Number of patients
Surgery type
Material used for abdominal cavity protection
Molino et al[53], 202227Partial abdominal wall closureSilicone inserts
Zakaria et al[54], 202137Partial abdominal wall closureSilicone inserts
Schulze et al[55], 201111Partial abdominal wall closureSilicone inserts
Caso et al[56], 20146Partial abdominal wall closurePatches made from dermal matrix of a pig
Karpelowsky et al[59], 200910Partial abdominal wall closurePatches made from pig intestine
Goldaracena et al[61], 202018Not to close abdominal fasciaN/A
Lafosse et al[62], 20121Skin expanderN/A
Gautier et al[64], 20154Partial abdominal wall closureXenopericardial flaps, vacuum aspiration abdominal wound dressings
Shehata et al[46], 201224Partial abdominal wall closure, Skin-only closurePolytetrafluoroethylene insert, silicone inserts
Goetz et al[63], 20236Partial abdominal wall closureBiologic meshes