Paediatric living donor liver transplantation

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Abstract

Paediatric liver transplantation is a highly effective therapy for children with end-stage liver disease; 1-year survival rates currently exceed 90% and long-term survivors enjoy an almost-normal quality of life. Key to the success of paediatric liver transplantation has been the technical refinement to provide children with suitably sized grafts. Adult-to-paediatric living donor liver transplantation highlights this success and has been instrumental in decreasing waiting list mortality to less than 5%.

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Botha, J. F. (2012). Paediatric living donor liver transplantation. South African Medical Journal. https://doi.org/10.7196/SAMJ.6261

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