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Disclosures: Butros Fakhoury: Nothing to Disclose, Leandro Sierra: Nothing to Disclose, Marwan Alsaqa: Nothing to Disclose, Alan Bonder: GSK: Grant/Research Support, Mirium: Grant/Research Support, Gilead: Grant/Research Support, Ipsen: Grant/Research Support, Cymabay: Grant/Research Support, Intercept: Grant/Research Support, Intercept: Consultant, GSK: Consultant, Ipsen: Consultant, Chemobab: Grant/Research Support, Alnylam: Consultant, Thirammune: Consultant, Behnam Saberi: Nothing to Disclose 1283 CHARACTERIZATION AND POST-TRANSPLANT OUTCOMES OF MACHINE PERFUSION ORGANS FOR LIVER RE-TRANSPLANTATION Roy Wang 1 Peter Abt 1 Therese Bittermann 1 , 1 Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Background: Liver re-transplantation (Re-LT) remains the only treatment for liver graft failure
One study indicated that patients receiving both concurrent IVC and chemotherapy-radiation experienced significantly longer survival times in some instances up to one full year longer survival- when compared with those receiving only radiation therapy alone
