Evolution of Liver Transplantation

Thomas E. Starzl(University of Pittsburgh), Shunzaburo Iwatsuki(University of Pittsburgh), David H. Van Thiel(University of Pittsburgh), Carlton J. Gartner(University of Pittsburgh), Basil J. Zitelli(University of Pittsburgh), Jeffrey Malatack(University of Pittsburgh), Robert R. Schade(University of Pittsburgh), Byers W. Shaw(University of Pittsburgh), Thomas R. Hakala(University of Pittsburgh), Thomas J. Rosenthal(University of Pittsburgh), Kendrick A. Porter(University of Pittsburgh)
Hepatology
September 1, 1982
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Abstract

Two general kinds of liver transplantation have been attempted clinically. With one approach, the host liver is removed and replaced with a homograft (orthotopic liver transplantation); alternatively, an extra liver is inserted at an ectopic site (auxiliary homotransplantation). This review concerns only orthotopic liver transplantation.


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