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Recipient characteristics.

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Donor characteristics.

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Perioperative outcomes.

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AUROC analysis and goodness-of-fit testing for the various scores based on 90-day mortality and major complications (CD≥3b).

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Specificity, sensitivity, and Youden indices to determine the best cutoff points for the BAR, pSOFT, SOFT, DRI, and ET-DRI scores based on 90-day mortality.

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Stratification of the postoperative outcome based on the determined BAR, pSOFT, SOFT, DRI and ET-DRI cutoffs.

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Association between the BAR, pSOFT, SOFT, DRI and ET-DRI scores and perioperative outcome parameters as well as pre-transplant labMELD.

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Fig 1.

Patient- and graft survival stratified by the determined BAR-, pSOFT-, SOFT-, DRI- and ET-DRI-cutoff values.

(A) Five-year patient survival according to the used score models. (B) Five-year graft survival according to the used score models. BAR, Balance of Risk; pSOFT, preallocation Survival Outcomes Following Liver Transplant; SOFT, Survival Outcomes Following Liver Transplant; DRI, Donor Risk Index; ET-DRI, Eurotransplant-Donor Risk Index.

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