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Trial · NCT07899853

Registered outcomes38

Each outcome the trial registered, primary first, in ClinicalTrials.gov's words.

ListOutcomeTime frameDescription
Primaryone-year cumulative incidence of biliary complications1 yearDeath censored incidence of biliary complications including biliary anastomotic strictures, post-transplant cholangiopathy and biliary leakages, all that necessitate intervention
Secondarycost-effectiveness5 year
QALYs derived from EQ-5D-5L questionnaire measured at six time points: waitlist registration, and at six weeks, three, six, twelve and twenty-four months post-transplantation. If aNRP is estimated to lead to higher costs as well as better health outcomes or to lower costs and worse health outcomes, an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) will be calculated (costs per QALY gained or savings per QALY lost). If not, one treatment will be considered dominant. As aNRP perfuses multiple organs at once, the overall costs per procedure and subsequent transplantations will be researched.
SecondaryPost transplant cholangiopathy rate1 year
Narrowing or irregularity of intra- or extra-hepatic donor bile duct excluding the biliary anastomosis leading to clinical symptoms or laboratory derangements in the absence of hepatic artery thrombosis for which an invasive intervention is required.
Secondarypatient QOL2 year
Health-Related Quality of Life via PROMIS questionnaire: Patient-Reported Outcomes Measurement Information System, that assesses seven core health domains using 4-item short form items plus one pain intensity item (scale 0-10, with 10 worse outcome).
SecondaryPatient mortality1 yearRecipient death
SecondaryGraft loss1 yearFailure of the liver allograft requiring either re-transplantation or leading to recipient mortality.
Secondarypost-transplant overall complications1 yearAlso including vascular complications (hepatic artery and portal vein thrombosis) And complications graded as Clavien Dindo =\> 3a, and the comprehensive complication index
Secondaryduration of hospital and ICU stay1 yearIn days
SecondaryEnvironmental Demand1 year
Environmental Demand: Measured in global hectares (gha). Converts all physical inputs (Greenhouse Gas Emissions: Measured in kg CO₂e, Electricity: Measured in kWh an Consumables \& Waste: Measured in kg of waste and liters (L) of fluids) into the total biophysical land area required to support each distinct protocol.
SecondaryLiver utilization rate1 yearHow many livers are transplanted and still functioning from organ offer to 1 year post transplantation. It takes in account the acceptance rate, discard rate, transplant rate and 1-year survival.
SecondaryPostoperative intra-abdominal bleedingDuring index in-hospital stay, on average 9 daysClinically significant bleeding event requiring percutaneous or surgical re-intervention
SecondaryPresence of post reperfusion syndromeDuring transplantationA drop in mean arterial pression ≥30% from the baseline for at least 1 min and within 5 min from reperfusion
SecondaryNeed for renal replacement therapyDuring index in-hospital stay, on average 9 daysAny extracorporeal therapy to supplement or replace renal function that was not present before transplant
SecondaryIntervention rates1 yeare.g. MRCP, ERCP and percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography drainage
SecondaryReoperation rate1 yearNumber of reoperations
SecondaryEarly Allograft Failure Simplified Estimation Score10 days post operative
EASE = -0.602 + 0.044\*(MELD at transplant) + 0.065\*(number of PACKED RED BLOOD CELL transfused units during surgery) + 2.567 (if arterial or portal thrombosis during days 1-10) + 0.000534\*(AUC ln AST in POD1,2,3,7,10)2 - 0.093\*(AUC ln PLT in POD1,3,7,10) - 7.766\*(slope ln PLT in POD1,3,7,10) + 0.795\*(slope ln billirubin in POD1,3,7,10) - 0.402 (if center volume ≥70 cases per year). Five EASE risk groups for graft and patient survival were defined as follows: (1) risk group 1: EASE score \< -3.43; (2) risk group 2: -3.43 ≤ EASE score ≤ -1.26; (3) risk group 3: -1.25 ≤ EASE score ≤ -0.75; (4) risk group 4: -0.74 ≤ EASE score ≤ -0.01 (5) risk group 5: 0 ≤ EASE score ≤ 5. Risk group 5 is the worse outcome.
SecondaryRetransplantation rate1 yearFailure of the liver allograft requiring explant and replacement with an alternative liver graft
SecondaryPrimary non function rate14 daysGraft loss, re-transplantation, or patient death within 14 days of initial transplantation not secondary to hepatic artery thrombosis, biliary complication, recurrent disease or acute rejection.
SecondaryAnastomotic stricture1 yearLocalized narrowing of the biliary anastomosis between the donor and recipient bile ducts for which an invasive intervention is required.
SecondaryBile leak1 yearExtra-luminal escape of biliary contents that requires invasive intervention (percutaneous or surgical)

Source ClinicalTrials.govtrials-2026-11-12-0.5.0

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  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain
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  • ClinicalTrials.govnone stated
  • NIH RePORTER's clinical studies and project filesPublic domain (NIH RePORTER)

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