Liver transplantation is a treatment option intended for patients with severe liver failure or certain liver diseases that do not respond to other treatments. Liver transplantation may be an option for end-stage liver cirrhosis, acute liver failure, or certain genetic liver diseases. The suitability of a patient for liver transplantation is carefully assessed, and factors such as the patient’s overall health condition and other possible diseases influence the decision.
Article updated:
23 October 2024