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| 1 | Biliary complications in liver transplantation: Impact of anastomotic technique and ischemic time on short- and long-term outcome显示文摘AIM: To elucidate the impact of various donor recipient and transplant factors on the development of biliary complications after liver transplantation.METHODS: We retrospectively reviewed 200 patients of our newly established liver transplantation(LT) program, who received full size liver graft. Biliary reconstruction was performed by side-to-side(SS), end-to-end(EE) anastomosis or hepeaticojejunostomy(HJ). Biliary complications(BC), anastomotic stenosis, bile leak, papillary stenosis, biliary drain complication, ischemic type biliary lesion(ITBL) were evaluated by studying patient records, corresponding radiologic imaging and reports of interventional procedures [e.g., endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography(ERCP)]. Laboratory results included alanine aminotransferase(ALT), gammaglutamyltransferase and direct/indirect bilirubin with focus on the first and fifth postoperative day, six weeks after LT. The routinely employed external bile drain was examined by a routine cholangiography on the fifth postoperative day and six weeks after transplantation as a standard procedure, but also whenever clinically indicated. If necessary, interventional(e.g., ERCP) or surgical therapy was performed. In case of biliary complication, patients were selected, assigned to different complication-groups and subsequently reviewed in detail. To evaluate the patients outcome, we focussed on appearance of postoperative/post-interventional cholangitis, need for rehospitalisation, retransplantation, ITBL or death caused by BC.RESULTS: A total of 200 patients [age: 56(19-72), alcoholic cirrhosis: n = 64(32%), hepatocellular carcinoma: n = 40(20%), acute liver failure: n = 23(11.5%), cryptogenic cirrhosis: n = 22(11%), hepatitis B virus /hepatitis C virus cirrhosis: n = 13(6.5%), primary sclerosing cholangitis: n = 13(6.5%), others: n = 25(12.5%) were included. The median follow-up was 27 mo until June 2015. The overall biliary complication rate was 37.5%(n = 75) with anastomotic strictures(AS): n = 38(19%), bile leak(BL): n = 12(6%), biliary drain complication: n = 12(6%); papillary stenosis(PS): n = 7(3.5%), ITBL: n = 6(3%). Clinically relevant were only 19%(n = 38). We established a comprehensive classification for AS with four grades according to clinical relevance. The reconstruction techniques [SS: n = 164, EE: n = 18, HJ: n = 18] showed no significant impact on the development of BCs in general(all n < 0.05), whereas in the HJ group significantly less AS were found(P = 0.031). The length of donor intensive care unit stay over 6 d had a significant influence on BC development(P = 0.007, HR = 2.85; 95%CI: 1.33-6.08) in the binary logistic regression model, whereas other reviewed variables had not [warm ischemic time > 45 min(P = 0.543), cold ischemic time > 10 h(P = 0.114), ALT init > 1500 U/L(P = 0.631), bilirubin init > 5 mg/d L(P = 0.595), donor age > 65(P = 0.244), donor sex(P = 0.068), rescue organ(P = 0.971)]. 13%(n = 10) of BCs had no therapeutic consequences, 36%(n = 27) resulted in repeated lab control, 40%(n = 30) received ERCP and 11%(n = 8) surgical therapy. Fifteen(7.5%) patients developed cholangitis [AS(n = 6), ITBL(n = 5), PS(n = 3), biliary lesion BL(n = 1)]. One patient developed ITBL twelve months after LT and subsequently needed retransplantation. Rehospitalisation rate was 10.5 %(n = 21) [AS(n = 11), ITBL(n = 5), PS(n = 3), BL(n = 1)] with intervention or reinterventional therapy as main reasons. Retransplantation was performed in 5(2.5%) patients [ITBL(n = 1), acute liver injury(ALI) by organ rejection(n = 3), ALI by occlusion of hepatic artery(n = 1)]. In total 21(10.5%) patients died within the follow-up period. Out of these, one patient with AS developed severe fatal chologenic sepsis after ERCP.CONCLUSION: In our data biliary reconstruction technique and ischemic times seem to have little impact on the development of BCs. | Stefan Kienlein Wenzel Schoening Anne Andert Daniela Kroy Ulf Peter Neumann Maximilian Schmeding | 2015 | World Journal of Transplantation2015，5，4： | 14 |
| 2 | Grade of donor liver microvesicular steatosis does not affect the postoperative outcome after liver transplantation显示文摘BACKGROUND:The potential effect of graft steatosis on the postoperative liver function is discussed controversially. The present study aimed to evaluate the effect of the donor liver microvesicular steatosis on the postoperative outcome after liver transplantation.METHODS:Ninety-four patients undergoing liver transplantation at the University Hospital Aachen were included in this study. The patient cohort was divided into three groups according to the grade of microvesicular steatosis(MiS):MiS <30%(n=27), MiS 30%-60%(n=41) and MiS >60%(n=26).The outcomes after liver transplantation were evaluated, including the 30-day and 1-year patient and graft survival rates and the incidences of early allograft dysfunction(EAD) and primary nonfunction(PNF). RESULTS:The incidences of EAD and PNF did not differ significantly between the groups. We observed 5 cases of PNF,one occurred in the MiS <30% group and 4 in the MiS 30%-60% group. The 30-day and 1-year graft survivals did not differ significantly between groups. The 30-day patient survival rates were 100% in all groups. The 1-year patient survival rates were 94.4% in the MiS <30% group, 87.9% in the MiS 30%-60% group and 90.9% in the MiS >60% group.CONCLUSION:Microvesicular steatosis of donor livers has no negative effect on the postoperative outcome after liver transplantation. | Anne Andert Tom Florian Ulmer Wenzel Schoning Daniela Kroy Marc Hein Patrick Hamid Alizai Christoph Heidenhain Ulf Neumann Maximilian Schmeding | 2017 | Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Diseases International2017，16，6： | 7 |
| 3 | Comparative study of the effects of terlipressin versus splenectomy on liver regeneration after partial hepatectomy in rats显示文摘BACKGROUND: Post-hepatectomy liver failure as a result of insufficient liver remnant is a feared complication in liver surgery. Efforts have been made to find new strategies to support liver regeneration. The aim of this study was to investigate the effects of terlipressin versus splenectomy on postoperative liver function and liver regeneration in rats undergoing 70%partial hepatectomy. METHODS: Seventy-two male Wistar rats were randomly assigned into three groups(n=24 in each group): 70% partial hepatectomy as control(PHC), 70% partial hepatectomy with splenectomy(PHS) or 70% partial hepatectomy with a micropump for terlipressin administration(PHT). Eight rats in each group were sacrificed on postoperative day(POD) 1,3 and 7. To assess liver regeneration, immunohistochemical analysis of liver tissue using bromodeoxyuridine(BrdU) and Ki-67 labeling was performed. Portal venous pressure, serum concentrations of creatinine, urea, albumin, bilirubin and prothrombin time as well as liver-, body-weight and their ratio were determined on POD 1, 3 and 7.RESULTS: The liver-, body-weight and their ratio were not statistically different among the groups. On POD 1, 3 and 7 portal venous pressure in the intervention groups(PHT:8.13 ±1.55, 10.38±1.30, 6.25±0.89 cm H_2O and PHS: 7.50±0.93,8.88 ±2.42, 5.75±1.04 cm H_2O) was lower compared to the control group(PHC: 8.63±2.06, 10.50±2.45, 6.50±2.67 cmH_2O). Hepatocyte proliferation in the intervention groups was delayed, especially after splenectomy on POD 1(Brd U: PHS vs PHC, 20.85% ±13.05% vs 28.11%±10.10%; Ki-67, 20.14%±14.10% vs 23.96% ±11.69%). However, none of the differences were statistically significant.CONCLUSIONS: Neither the administration of terlipressin nor splenectomy improved liver regeneration after 70% partial hepatectomy in rats. Further studies assessing the regulation of portal venous pressure as well as extended hepatectomy animal models and liver function tests will help to further investigate mechanisms of liver regeneration. | Tom Florian Ulmer Anne Weiland Georg Lurje Christian Klink Anne Andert Hamid Alizai Christoph Heidenhain Ulf Neumann | 2017 | Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Diseases International2017，16，5： | 3 |
| 4 | International market integration for natural gas? A cointegration analysis of prices in Europe, North America and Japan显示文摘 | BORISS SILIVERSTOVS GUILLAUME L'H'EGARET ANNE NEUMANN | 2005 | Energy Economics2005，7，： | 1 |
| 5 | The globalization of steam coal markets and the role of logistics: An empirical analysis显示文摘 | Aleksandar Zaklan Astrid Cullmann Anne Neumann Christian von Hirschhausen | 2011 | Energy Economics2011，，1： | 1 |
| 6 | The globalization of steam coal markets and the role of logis- tics: An empirical analysis显示文摘 | Aleksandar Zaklan Astrid Cullmann Anne Neumann | 2012 | Energy Economics2012，34，1： | 1 |
| 7 | Long-Term Contracts and Asset Specificity Revisited: An Empirical Analysis of Producer–Importer Relations in the Natural Gas Industry显示文摘 | Christian Hirschhausen Anne Neumann | 2008 | Review of Industrial Organization2008，，2： | 1 |
| 8 | The glo- balization of steam coal markets and the role of logistics: An em- pirical analysis 显示文摘 | Aleksandar Zaklan Astrid Cullmann Anne Neumann | 2012 | Energy Economics2012，，10： | 1 |
| 9 | Loco-regional hepatocellular carcinoma treatment services as a bridge to liver transplantation显示文摘Background: Liver transplantation remains the main curative treatment option for hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC) patients. In the Eurotransplant area Milan criteria are used to assign priority extra points(exceptional MELD, ex MELD) for patients on the waiting list. To prevent patients from tumor progression, loco-regional(neoadjuvant) treatment(LRT) is used. For patients unlikely to timely receive an organ via primary allocation,“extended critera donor(ECD) organs” are used. The present study aimed to investigate the survival after LT with a strategy of minimizing waiting list dropouts by using LRT for bridging and transplanting ECD organs if possible and necessary. Methods: Between October 2010 and May 2015, 50 liver transplants for HCC were included in this retrospective study. Of those, 42(84%) met the Milan criteria according to the preoperative radiological examination. Forty-one patients(82%) received LRT. The waiting time was analyzed according to LRT. Kaplan-Meier curves with log-rank statistics were used for survival analyses. Results: One-and five-year overall survival within Milan criteria was 94.3% and 83.7% compared with 91.7% and 67.9% beyond Milan criteria, though statistical significance was not reached( P = 0.487). LRT had no impact on overall survival( P = 0.629). Median waiting time was shorter if no LRT was performed(4.6 months vs. 1.5 months, P = 0.006) and there were no cases of waiting list dropouts. Using ECD organs had no impact on overall survival( P = 0.663). Conclusions: Patients with an expected waiting time to transplantation of > 6 months could be successfully treated with LRT as a bridge to transplant. Overall and disease-free survival for patients within and beyond Milan criteria was comparable and the use of ECD organs in this cohort of HCC patients proved to be a safe option. | Sophia Schmitz Georg Lurje Florian Ulmer Anne Andert Philipp Bruners Maximilian Schulze-Hagen Ulf Neumann Wenzel Schoening | 2019 | Hepatobiliary & Pancreatic Diseases International2019，18，3： | 1 |
| 10 | Divestitures in the Electricity Sector: Conceptual Issues and Lessons from International Experiences显示文摘 | Hannes Weigt Anne Neumann Christian von Hirschhausen | 2009 | The Electricity Journal2009，，3： | 1 |
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