Audrey Winter

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3. Results Among the 456 patients, 61 late breast fibrosis occurred. Time to late breast fibrosis was right-censored at the last assessment time without late breast fibrosis; 22 patients had a right-censored time prior to their last planned assessment visit of 3 years post-RT (M36). We performed the aforementioned analysis at 12, 24 and 36 months.

Highlights • Centre allocation (CA) made it possible to save six out of 100 liver grafts. • 13% higher graft loss/death for CA patients. • In transplant centres performing most CA transplants, survival was not impacted. Abstract Background & Aims In France, liver graft refused at least five times can be “rescued” and allocated to a centre which chooses a recipient from its own waiting-list, instead of a patient-based allocation frame.