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Atypical malignancies after intestinal transplantation in children: A European single‐centre experience

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Post‐transplant malignancies, that is, lymphomas, are a recognized complication in intestinal transplant recipients but are mostly secondary to EBV infection. There is an increased risk for malignancies in unusual sites… Click to show full abstract

Post‐transplant malignancies, that is, lymphomas, are a recognized complication in intestinal transplant recipients but are mostly secondary to EBV infection. There is an increased risk for malignancies in unusual sites in intestinal transplant recipients as compared to other solid organ transplants and the general population.

Keywords: children european; malignancies intestinal; intestinal transplantation; transplantation children; transplantation; atypical malignancies

Journal Title: Pediatric Transplantation
Year Published: 2020

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