Intestinal perforation after combined liver-kidney transplantation for a case of congenital polycystic disease

Figure 1 A: Lesions of bowel perforation and multiple ulcerative lesions 40-50 cm proximal to ileocecal area; attached with purulent secretion scattered on the serosa of terminal ileum. B: Photomicrograph of mucosal ulceration in ileum wall (HE staining, original magnification: × 100).

Figure 2 Alterations of body temperature, white blood cell count, liver and renal function after combined liver-kidney transplantation. Temperature (°C) = daily maximum of body temperature; WBC = white blood cell count (× 10⁹/L); TBIL = total bilirubin (μmol/L); GPT = glutamic pyruvic transami-nase (IU/L); SCr = serum creatinine (μmol/L); DATE = date posttransplant; Point A: the first emergent laparotomy on the 10th d posttransplantation; Point B: the second laparo-tomy on the 20^th d; Point C: inception of haemodialysis on the 8^th d.