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استشاري - HPB وجراحة زرع الكبد
25 سنوات من الخبرة أخصائي زرع الكبد, أخصائي الجهاز الهضمي الجراحي
A: The risk to the donor could be bleeding, infection, bile leakage, and possible death.
A: There are two major advantages of living-donor liver transplantation - First is an improved survival rate for adult transplant recipients. Secondly, the wait for transplantation can be greatly reduced.
A: This means the removal of a portion of the donor's healthy liver for transplantation into a recipient.
A: The person with good general health, compatible blood type, Having an altruistic motivation for donating, and between the ages of 20-60 can be a living donor.
A: Generally, the donor remains hospitalized for 4-7 days after surgery.