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See Latest ArticlesPrognosis of adult patients transplanted with liver grafts < 35% of their standard liver volume
Liver Transplantation, 11/04/09
Ikegami T et al. – Graft size was not considered to be the only cause of so–called small–for–size graft syndrome, and left side grafting appears to be the procedure of choice for adult–to–adult living donor liver transplantation because of the lower risk to donors in comparison with right lobe grafting.
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