413.2: Clinical significance of grade A small-for-size syndrome after living-donor liver transplantation utilizing the new definition of diagnostic criteria: An international multicenter study.
Dong‐Sik Kim(Korea University), Mohamed Rela(Bharath University), Keita Shimata(Korea University), Tomoharu Yoshizumi(Kyushu University), Koichiro Haruki(Jikei University School of Medicine), Hye-Sung Jo(Korea University), Sathish Kumar Krishnan(Gleneagles Hospital), Toru Ikegami(Jikei University School of Medicine), Ryugen Takahashi(The University of Tokyo), Robert C. Minnee(Erasmus MC Cancer Institute), Vasanthakumar Gunasekaran(Bharath University), Shinya Okumura(Kyoto University), Subhash Gupta(Indraprastha Apollo Hospitals), Takeo Toshima(Kyushu University Hospital), Kwang‐Woong Lee, Jaeyoon Kim(LG (United States)), Jagadeesh Krishnamurthy(Max Super Speciality Hospital), Takanobu Hara(Nagasaki University), Ashwin Rammohan(Bharath University)
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