… Veno occlusive disease is also reported after other solid organ transplantation, particularly,
… to maintain normal protein C levels after VOD, but clinical outcome was not evaluated[47]. …

Occurrence of hepatic veno-occlusive disease (VOD) has been reported in up to 60% of
patients following stem cell transplantation (SCT). However, the incidence varies widely …

… clinical and radiologic findings, pulmonary function, and hemodynamics at presentation, as
well as outcomes … Clinical outcomes of PVOD patients were worse than those of PAH patients…

… of PAH with distinct clinical features and outcomes is reflected in the … Another important
clinical hallmark of PVOD is that patients … Clinical worsening as a result of disease progression is …

… We did a population-based study using clinical, functional, … We reviewed the clinical data
and outcomes from all patients … , and compared clinical characteristics and outcomes between …

… clinically relevant information is the presence of post-capillary involvement, which may lead
to a very different clinical outcome … In cases where such venous occlusion was observed, …

… Veno-occlusive disease (VOD) of the liver occurs in 10% to … the clinical signs, diagnosis,
prognosis, therapy, and outcome … VOD diagnosed clinically was mainly managed in supportive …

… The clinical syndrome resulting from this hepatic toxicity is commonly called veno-occlusive
disease of the liver (VOD), and it is characterized by hyperbilirubinemia, fluid retention, and …

… While significant progress has been made in understanding the pathogenesis of SOS and
in mitigating against its adverse outcomes, this condition remains a serious complication of a …

… Therefore, an accurate and prompt diagnosis of VOD/SOS is essential for early initiation of
appropriate therapy to improve clinical outcomes. Moreover, some studies have support the …