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Liver transplant complications with no cause

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@bas5195, welcome. Did I read your message correctly that the MRCP (Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography) showed that primary sclerosing cholangitis (PSC) returned in the first transplanted liver and then you were able to get a second successful liver transplant?

How long ago was the second transplant? How are you doing now?

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bas5195 | @bas5195 | 6 days ago

@colleenyoung That is correct. In addition to my labs, they were able to diagnose with MRCP. Second transplant was in 2020. Currently doing fine from liver perspective. I have had a few occurrences of rejection. Most have been managed with either increased tacrolimus or steroids. One time I needed thymolgobulin as the steroids were not enough. Can’t complain otherwise, my care at Mayo has been much better than my previous hospital.

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