Single-lung transplantation for pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis: A case report

Table 1 Summary of case reports related to lung transplantation in patients with pulmonary alveolar microlithiasis

Ref.	Yr	Age	Family history	Double/Single LuTx	Complications	Outcome
Bonnette et al[14]	1992	46	NR	Double	No	Alive, NR
Stamatis et al[11]	1993	32	YES	Double	Major bleeding	Alive, 18 m
Raffa et al[15]	1996	48	NO	Single	Acute rejection, anastomotic stenosis	Alive, 12 m
Edelman et al[16]	1997	56	NO	Double	Major bleeding	Dead, POD 5
		35	NR		No	Alive, 32 m
Jackson et al[12]	2001	53	NR	Single	No	Alive, 90 m
Coulibaly et al[17]	2009	43	NR	Double	Infection	Dead, 3 m
Shadmehr et al[18]	2009	32	NR	Single	Hemodynamically instable, reperfusion edema	Dead, NR
Shigemura et al[19]	2010	63	NR	Double	No	Alive, 16 m
Samano et al[20]	2010	47	NO	Double	Reperfusion syndrome, shock	Alive, 12 m
Borrelli et al[21]	2014	64	NR	Single	NR	Alive, 60 m
Güçyetmez et al[22]	2014	52	NR	Double	NR	Alive, 12 m
Klikovits et al[9]	2016	32	NR	Double	PGD, Sepsis	Dead, 11 d
		52			Reperfusion-edema	Alive, 74 d
		34			No	Alive, 67 d
		52			No	Alive, 35 d
		52			Atrial fibrillation	Alive, 29 d
Delic et al[23]	2016	73	NO	Double	NR	Alive, NR

NR: Not reported; PGD: Primary graft dysfunction; POD: Postoperative day.