Liver transplantation (LT) has achieved excellent short-term outcomes; however, long-term survival remains limited by cardiovascular disease, now a leading cause of late mortality in transplant recipients. Immunosuppressive therapy is a major contributor to this risk through both direct vascular toxicity and indirect metabolic effects. This review examines the clinical impact of immunosuppression-associated vascular remodeling and strategies to reduce cardiovascular complications after LT. Calci
Immunosuppression and vascular remodeling after liver transplantation: Mechanisms, surrogate markers, and modifiable pathways
Sarah Jahangir·Hassam Ali·Clarimar Diaz Lopez·Jenna Carter Hamed·Shiza Sarfraz·Hafsa Ashraf·Taha Rafiq·Hadeera Ali·Muhammad Raza·Dushyant Singh Dahiya·Mohamed Khalaf·Mohammed Zohery
