Meanings of hepatic transplantation in English

Liver biopsy after hepatic transplantation essential for the correct diagnosis of grant dysfunction.

A modified final phase of recipient hepatectomy in orthotopic hepatic transplantation is presented.

Two children with biopsy-proven LCH underwent successful hepatic transplantation for end-stage liver disease.

We report a case of 49-years-old man with hepatocellular carcinoma treated by hepatic transplantation.

A total of 18 patients, all excluded as candidates for hepatic transplantation, were studied.

When hepatic artery reconstruction is required during hepatic transplantation, this is generally performed with donor vessels.

In elective cases portasystemic shunting techniques, that will not interfere with a subsequent hepatic transplantation, are preferred.

Three definitive treatment options are available for patients with hepatic tumors: hepatic resection, tumor ablation, and hepatic transplantation.

All patients recovered; thus the presence of a patent Warren shunt should not be a contraindication for hepatic transplantation.

All three patients underwent cardiac and sequential hepatic transplantation using the piggyback technique with organs procured from the same donor.

Orthotopic hepatic transplantation has become a well-established treatment modality for end-stage liver disease, and research in this field is constantly evolving.

A new method of arterial grafting during orthotopic hepatic transplantations is described herein.

Hepatic transplantation offers the best chances of survival for patients with hepatic cirrhosis and HCC.

The results of 397 consecutive orthotopic hepatic transplantations in 333 recipients were reviewed.