A liver transplant is a surgical intervention that involves the removal of a malfunctioning liver with a healthy liver taken from a deceased donor or part of a healthy liver taken from a living donor.
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OverviewA liver transplant is a surgical intervention that involves the removal of a malfunctioning liver with a healthy liver taken from a deceased donor or part of a healthy liver taken from a living donor. Liver transplant is generally the treatment option for people with end-stage liver disease or who have significant risk of complications due to severely impaired liver function. It can also be opted to manage sudden liver failure.
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Liver CancerThe steps involved in a liver transplant surgery are:
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Contact UsA: Steer clear of excess salt, sugar, and saturated fats. In particular, diabetes management requires a low-sugar diet. Maintaining a diet low in saturated fat will assist in controlling your cholesterol levels. Your transplant team will provide you with information regarding your diet.
A: The age restriction depends upon the overall health status of each patient. It is uncommon, though, to offer a liver transplant to a patient older than 70.
A: Donors need to have liver anatomy that is appropriate for donation and a compatible blood type. A major medical condition, such as liver disease, diabetes, heart disease, or cancer, cannot be a potential liver donor. You must be a willing adult between the ages of 18 and 60 in order to donate your liver.
