Objective: To identify predictors of graft and recipient survival from a single-institution series
of in situ split-liver transplantations and compare outcomes to living donor and whole organs …

Objective: To examine the results of split liver transplantation for 2 adults in the model of end-
stage liver disease (MELD) era. Background: In the MELD era, liver allografts are first …

BACKGROUND: Split-liver transplantation (SLT) offers immediate expansion of the cadaver
donor pool. The principal beneficiaries have been adult and pediatric recipients with …

Background The aim of this study was to analyze the outcomes of deceased donor split liver
transplantation (LT) in Japan. Methods Among 257 deceased donor LTs, 36 recipients …

In 1984, with mortality on the pediatric liver transplant waiting list reaching 25% at major
centers, Bismuth et al. 1 described the first partial liver transplant of a large graft into a small …

Full‐left‐full‐right split liver transplantation (FSLT) for adult recipients, may increase the
availability of liver grafts, reduce waitlist time, and benefit recipients with below‐average …

Objectives In the last three decades liver transplantation (LT) has become a standard
procedure for terminal liver failure. Anyway the procedure is highly limited by the availability …

Introduction When a sufficiently high‐quality liver is available, classic liver graft splitting is
performed. In such cases, a small child receives the left‐lateral split graft, with subsequent …

Full-right-full-left split liver transplantation divides a donor liver into two grafts to be
transplanted in adult-size patients. Major technical and organizational difficulties have …

Introduction Advancements in surgical techniques and experience of donor–recipient
pairing has led to a wider use of right split liver grafts in adults. An update meta-analysis was …