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Antibody-mediated rejection in liver transplantation: current controversies and future directions
Timucin Taner1, Mark D Stegall, Julie K Heimbach
1William J. von Liebig Transplantation Center, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN.
Abstract:
Interest in the role of donor-specific human leukocyte antibodies in liver transplantation has been rekindled recently. Emerging evidence suggests that these antibodies may cause injury to the liver allograft. Here we review the clinical literature, highlight controversial results, and propose a path forward for the definition and better understanding of antibody-mediated injury to the liver.
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