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Age is one of the important factors when considering a patient for heart transplantation. Over the last decades there was a clear upper age limit when heart transplantation was not recommended due to shortage of donors and worse expected survival. However, more recently it has been increasingly shown that both ends of the age spectrum have different mortality rates, as well as incidence of specific post-transplantation complications.1,2 The aim of this study was to evaluate outcomes and complications of different age groups of heart transplant recipients from our Centre.

Recipient age as a modifier of outcomes and risk factor for complications following heart transplantation