Living Donor Liver Transplant
Also known as: Living Donor Liver Transplant / LDLT
Life-saving surgery where a healthy living donor gives a portion of their liver to a patient with end-stage liver disease; both livers regenerate afterward.
About Living Donor Liver Transplant
Living donor liver transplantation (LDLT) is a surgical procedure where a healthy living donor donates a portion of their liver to a recipient with end-stage liver disease or acute liver failure. Both donor and recipient surgery occur simultaneously. The remaining donor liver regenerates within weeks.
Who May Consider This Procedure
Patients may discuss Living Donor Liver Transplant with their treating doctor if they have relevant medical indications. This is general educational information and does not constitute medical advice.
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This procedure is commonly relevant for international second opinion consultations. KIOREN can facilitate remote review options.
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