关键词:

肝移植 , 肝移植术后感染 , 倾向性匹配评分

Abstract:

Objective Examining the effects of donor-recipient age gap and donor liver weight-torecipient weight ratio on postoperative wound infection in recipients. Methods Clinical data of patients undergoing liver transplantation at Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University from June 1，2017 to September 1，2023 were retrospectively collected.Differences in donor infection rates between groups before and after propensity scoringwere analyzed by chi-square test. Results The donor-recipient age gap was greater than or equal to 10 yearsin 32 cases. A total number of 51 cases had a donor-recipient age gap less than 10 years. Pre-propensity score ：no difference in early infection rate. Late infection rate did not differ. The ratio of donor liver weight to recipient body weight was greater than 0.01 in 46 cases. The ratio of donor liver weight to recipient body weight was less thanor equal to 0.01 in 37 cases. Before propensity scoring ：early infection rate did not differ. Late infection rate didnot differ. A total number of 32 donor-recipients had an age difference greater than or equal to 10 years. Thirtytwo patients with a donor-recipient age gap less than 10 years were matched according to 1 ∶ 1. After propensityscoring ：early infection rates were statistically different（χ2 ＝ 4.27，P ＝ 0.04）. There was no difference in therate of late infection. A total number of 37 patients have a donor liver weight-to-recipient weight ratio less thanor equal to 0.01. A total number of 37 patients with a donor weight-to-recipient weight ratio greater than 0.01 were matched according to a 1 ∶ 1 ratio. After propensity scoring ：early infection rates were statistically different （χ2 ＝ 9.95，P ＜ 0.01）. There was no difference in the late infection rate. Conclusion Donor-recipient agegreater than 10 years and donor liver weight to recipient body weight ratio less than or equal to 0.01 were risk factors for early postoperative wound infection in recipients. 

Key words:

Liver transplantation, Infection after liver transplantation, Propensity matching score