Table 1

Yearly and 5-year outcome of patients on home parenteral nutrition for intestinal failure included in the follow-up. Baseline inclusion, 1 January 2004

Non-candidates for ITx No. 389 (A 296, C 93)Candidates for ITx No. 156 (A 99, C 57)
Lost to follow-upWeaned off HPNDeceased on HPNTransplantedLost to follow-upWeaned off HPNDeceased on HPNTransplanted
31 December 200434 (A 15, C 19) 1A restarted8 (A 8)2 (A 1, C 1)5 (A 5)5 (A 2, C 3)
31 December 200529 (A 17, C 12)5 (A 4, C 1)6 (A 3, C 3)5 (A 2, C 3)
31 December 200610 (A 10)6 (A 2, C 4)5 (A 5)1 (A 1)1 (A 1) Restarted7 (A 7)5 (A 2, C 3)
31 December 20079 (A 8, P 1)17 (A 10, C 7)12 (A 11, C 1)6 (A 6)3 (A 1, C 2)5 (A 4, C 1)2 (A 2)
31 December 20087 (A 2, C 5)8 (A 6, C 2)1 (C 1)2 (A 2)4 (A 2, C 2)
5-year outcome19 (4.9%) (A 18, P 1)92 (23.6%) (A 45, C 47)38 (9.8%) (A 34, C 4)1 (0.3%) (C 1)7 (4.5%) (A 7)5 (3.2%) (A 2, C 3)25 (16.0%) (A 21, C 4)21 (13.5%) (A 10, C 11)
  • 5-year outcome: p<0.001 between non-candidates and candidates; 11 non-candidates were referred/listed for ITx; indications were: HPN/IF-associated liver failure, 2; CVC-related venous thrombosis, 4; CVC-related sepsis, 1; severe dehydration, 4. One underwent transplantation (CVC-related vein thrombosis) and 1 was weaned off HPN. All were alive at the end of the study.

  • A, adults; HPN, home parenteral nutrition; ITx, intestinal transplantation; C, children (≤18 years).