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Clinical experiences in the Liver Unit, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, United Kingdom

Sohei, S.; Ahon, K.; Masanori, S.; Yasuo, K.

Nihon Geka Gakkai Zasshi 102(4): 353-357

2001

ISSN/ISBN: 0301-4894
PMID: 11344690
Document Number: 531507
The present status of liver transplantation in th UK is described based on our clinical experience in the Liver Unit, Queen Elizabeth Hospital. In 1999, there were 161 cadaveric liver transplantations in the Liver Unit. The shortage of suitable donors for transplantation is widely recognized and is a worldwide problem. In order to solve this problem, "marginal donors" who would usually be refused on medical grounds have been used, and split-liver transplantation procedures have been developed in the Liver Unit.

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