Split liver transplantation (SLT) creates two marginal grafts from one perfect deceased donor
liver to save two recipients simultaneously. Since its inception in 1988, SLT has contributed …

Grafts from split livers (SLs) constitute an accepted approach to expand the donor pool. Over
the last 5 years, most Argentinean centers have shown significant interest in increasing the …

Liver transplantation (OLT) has become the only treatment modality for patients with end-
stage liver diseases. Establishment of standard liver transplantation technique, development …

Objective: Shortage of suitable organs led to the development of alternative techniques in
liver transplantation. Split liver transplantation (SLT) is well established in pediatric patients …

Background Split liver transplantation (SLT) allows for expansion of the deceased donor
pool. Objectives To assess outcomes and the impact of splitting technique (in situ vs ex vivo) …

BACKGROUND: Split liver transplantation is an excellent option for expansion of the donor
organ pool. However, reports of increased morbidity in split liver recipients may limit use of …

OBJECTIVE: Split liver transplantation (SLT) allows grafting of 2 recipients with 1 allograft.
Results of adult SLT have improved since its first introduction. Children benefit most from …

Split‐liver transplantation (SLT) should be cautiously considered because the right trisection
(RTS) graft can be a marginal graft in adult recipients. Herein, we analyzed the outcomes of …

Greater experience and improved outcomes in liver transplantation have necessarily led to
longer waiting lists against a constantly limited donor pool. Split liver transplantation has …

Objective To determine the factors that influence patient survival after in vivo split liver
transplantation (SLT). Summary Background Data Split liver transplantation is effective in …