Can liver be transplanted?

As a rule, liver transplantation is shown in kids and grown-ups experiencing irreversible liver brokenness or the impacts of liver brokenness after elective therapeutic and careful medicines have been used and where the advantages of transplantation out weight danger of elective modalities.

Explicit signs can include:

1) Intense hepatic fulminant disappointment

2) Extrahepatic biliary atresia or hypoplasia

3) Innate mistakes of digestion including:

·         Alpha-I antitrypsin

·         Crigler-Najjar infection, Type I

·         Byler's infection

·         Glycogen stockpiling infection, Type I

·         Wilson's infection

·         Hemochromatosis

·         Tyrosinemia

·         Wolman's infection

·         Familial amyloidotic polyneuropathy

·         Essential hyperoxaluria type 1

·         Other

4) Sclerosing cholangitis

5) Hepatic vein thrombosis (Budd-Chiari)

6) Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC), Stage I or II, or: single sore

7) Cirrhosis including:

·         Liquor cirrhosis (see Alcohol or Substance Dependence Addendum)

·         Biliary cirrhosis (essential or optional)

·         Incessant dynamic hepatitis (A, B, C, non-A, non-B, immune system)

·         Intrinsic biliary cirrhosis

·         Cryptogenic cirrhosis

·         Hemochromatosis

·         Alpha I Antitrypsin Deficiency

·         NASH

·         Viral cirrhosis

I hope this answer is useful.

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