Neutrophil and macrophage activation and anaphylatoxin formation in orthotopic liver transplantation without the use of veno‐venous bypass

Background. Activation of neutrophils and activation of complement may be an aetiologic factor behind circulatory insufficiency in association with reperfusion of the grafted liver.

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