Liver Transplant Surgery

A life-saving procedure for patients with end-stage liver disease, liver transplant replaces a diseased liver with a healthy donor liver to restore liver function and improve survival.

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What Is a Liver Transplant?

Liver transplant is a complex, highly specialized surgery performed to replace a failing or damaged liver with a healthy one from a donor. It is primarily recommended for individuals with irreversible liver conditions such as cirrhosis, chronic hepatitis, or liver cancer. The procedure involves thorough pre-surgical evaluation, matching with a donor, and a detailed postoperative recovery plan. Liver transplants can be from deceased or living donors and significantly improve life expectancy and quality of life for recipients.

Understanding Liver Transplant Surgery

Liver transplant surgery is a critical treatment option for individuals suffering from end-stage liver disease or irreversible liver damage. This life-saving procedure involves replacing a non-functioning liver with a healthy donor liver, either from a deceased or a living donor. The surgery is typically reserved for patients who have exhausted other treatment options and are at risk of liver failure-related complications. With advancements in surgical techniques and post-transplant care, liver transplant offers a significant improvement in both survival rates and quality of life. Proper evaluation, timely intervention, and ongoing medical management are essential to ensure successful outcomes and long-term liver function. Ask ChatGPT

Stages of Liver Transplant Procedure

1

Evaluation and Diagnosis

Comprehensive assessments, including blood tests, imaging, and psychological evaluation, determine your eligibility for transplant.

2

Donor Matching and Listing

Patients are placed on a transplant list or matched with a living donor based on medical urgency and compatibility.

3

Preoperative Preparation

Preparation involves final medical checks and readiness protocols before receiving the donor organ.

4

Liver Transplant Surgery

The diseased liver is surgically removed and replaced with a healthy donor liver in a complex operation.

5

Postoperative Recovery

Patients are monitored in intensive care with long-term follow-up, medications, and lifestyle modifications for recovery.

Types of Liver Transplants We Offer

Deceased Donor Liver Transplant

A complete liver from a deceased donor replaces the patient’s damaged liver.

Living Donor Liver Transplant

A portion of a liver from a living donor is transplanted, which regenerates in both donor and recipient.

Split Liver Transplant

A liver from a deceased donor is split and transplanted into two recipients—usually one child and one adult.

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