Objective: Investigate the risk factors of complications incidence rate andmortality rate after liver transplantation by MELD score and CTPclassification.Evaluation MELD score and CTP classification system for predictionresult of short-term and long-term prognosis after liver transplantation.Methods: Retrospective analysis the clinical data of184patients with end-stageliver disease undergone liver transplantation in Fuzhou General Hospital of Nanjingmilitary command Hepatobiliary Surgery Department by MELD score and CTPclassification from January2008to January2013.184patients were divided intocomplications and non-complications group, survival group and the death group. Bystatistical analysis preoperative and intraoperative clinical indicators. Investigate therisk factors of complications incidence rate and mortality rate after livertransplantation.Measure the MELD score and CTP classification to predict short-termand long-term prognosis in patients with end-stage liver disease undergone livertransplantation by the area under receiver operator characteristic (ROC) curve.Evaluation MELD score and CTP classification system for prediction result ofshort-term and long-term prognosis after liver transplantation. Kaplan-Meier survivalcurves were made using the cutoffs identified by ROC curve.The different survivalrates were analyzed by Log-rank test.Main Results:1ã€Comparison of three groups A(MELD≤10)ã€B(MELD>10,≤20)ã€C(MELD>20)preoperative and intraoperative clinical indicators, significant difference in Crã€PTã€PT-INRã€TBILã€intraoperative average urine volumeã€intraoperative bloodtransfusion and blood loss (P<0.05). Comparison of three groups a(CTP5-6)ã€b(CTP7-9)ã€c(CTP10-15)preoperative and intraoperative clinical indicators, significantdifference in ALBã€PTã€PT-INRã€TBILã€intraoperative average urine volumeã€intraoperative blood transfusion and blood loss(P<0.05). 2ã€Comparison of three groups Aã€Bã€C of the incidence of postoperativecomplications,significant difference in abdominal cavity bleedingã€gastrointestinalbleedingã€pulmonary infectionã€abdominal infectionã€renal failureã€rejectionã€neuropsychopathic complications(P<0.05). Comparison of three groups a〠bã€c,significant difference in abdominal cavity bleedingã€abdominal infectionã€renalfailureã€neuropsychopathic complications (P<0.05).3ã€The complication group and the non-complication group single factor analysissignificant in PTã€TBILã€CTP scoreã€MELD scoreã€Crã€intraoperative average urinevolumeã€intraoperative blood transfusion and blood loss (P<0.05). The two groups inageã€gender difference was not statistically significant(P>0.05). Multivariate analysisshowed that high total bilirubin in the preoperative and intraoperative bloodtransfusion increased are the risk factors for complications after liver transplantation(P<0.05).4ã€Clinical indicator comparison between the10kinds of complications in Crã€intraoperative average urine volumeã€operation time were significantly difference (P<0.05).5ã€Comparison of three groups Aã€Bã€C in3months,6months,1-year survivalrate were significant difference (P<0.01), but no significant difference in the2-yearsurvival (P>0.05).Comparison of three groups aã€bã€c in3months,6months,1-year,2-year survival rate were significant difference (P<0.01), but no significantdifference in the2-year survival (P>0.05).6ã€Kaplan-Meier survival curves were made using MELD and CTP score cutoffidentified by ROC curve,significant difference in the different survival rates wereanalyzed by Log-rank test (P<0.05).7ã€The death group and survival group single factor analysis significant in TBILã€PT-INRã€PTã€CTP scoreã€MELD scoreã€Crã€operative timeã€intraoperative averageurine volumeã€intraoperative blood transfusion and blood loss(P<0.05). But in age andgender were not significant difference.Multivariate analysis showed that preoperativePT increasedã€high MELD scoreã€intraoperative blood transfusion increased andintraoperative average urine volume decreased were the risk factors for mortality rateafter liver transplantation (P<0.05). Conclusions:1ã€The higher the MELD score and CTP classification, significantly highermortality rate and the incidence of complications after liver transplantation.2ã€MELD score were superior to CTP score to predict the incidence ofcomplications after liver transplantation, especially in distinguish on renal function.3ã€Hyperbilirubinemiaã€Coagulation function and renal function is not goodbefore the operation is the most important risk factors for complications after livertransplantation.4ã€Both MELD score and CTP classification system could predict prognosis in3months,6months,1-year survival rate after liver transplantation,and CTP score weresuperior to MELD score in3months,6months.CTP score could predict long-termprognosis(more than1-year)after liver transplantation, But MELD score can not.5ã€PT increased,high MELD score, intraoperative blood transfusion volumeincreased and intraoperative average urine volume decreased were the risk factors fordeath after liver transplantation. |