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Who is a good candidate for intestinal and multivisceral transplantation?
Intestinal and multivisceral surgery is considered rather risky with a host of potential
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Who requires an intestinal and multivisceral transplantation?
Intestinal transplantation is usually necessary because of disease or trauma, but a patient
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How do living donor and deceased donor liver transplants compare?
There are two key advantages to a live liver donation -- a higher quality organ and a more
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What happens during a liver transplant operation?
Simply put, a liver transplant involves replacing a diseased or damaged liver with a donated
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What are the risks of a liver resection?
All surgeries have their risks. With a liver resection, in which part of the liver is
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What is a liver resection?
In a liver resection, surgeons remove just part of the liver -- sometimes up to 75%. In this
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What happens during an intestinal and multivisceral transplant operation?
For an intestinal transplant operation, a patient who has no intestine needs a donor organ.
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What is intestinal and multivisceral transplantation?
Intestinal and multivisceral transplantation are two types of surgery. Intestinal
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When is a liver transplant needed?
A liver transplant can make sense when cancer or cirrhosis with complications is the
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How long will it take to recover from a liver transplant?
It can take several months to recover from a liver transplant. In this video, transplant
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How does a liver transplant treat liver cancer?
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How is liver cancer treated?
There are a number of ways to treat liver cancer. In this video, transplant surgeon Dr.
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