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Quintela J et al. – The objective of this study was to describe by a retrospective analysis the evolution of patients who needed an end–to side cavo–cavostomy in addition to a previous cavo–caval anastomosis, during orthotopic liver transplantation (OLT), caused by hepatic venous outflow obstruction. Long time evolution was as follows 2 patients died at 7 and 45 months, respectively, (viral relapse) and the other 15 subjects are alive and well.

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