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Perera MTPR et al. - Emergency liver transplantation is a life-saving procedure in selected subset of children with acute liver failure), when most recipients receive a segmental graft from a living or heart-beating deceased donor. The increased use of full-liver grafts from donors after cardiac death has had a beneficial impact on elective liver transplantation in adults.


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