[Liver transplantation in fulminant hepatic failure].
Kristian Bjøro, M H Vatn, E. Schrumpf, T. Ganes, Tryggve Lundar, A. Bergan
Abstract
Kristian Bjøro, M H Vatn, E. Schrumpf, T. Ganes, Tryggve Lundar, A. Bergan
Abstract
The prognosis for patients suffering from fulminant hepatic failure is still poor. The possibility of performing liver transplantation has improved the outcome for the patient. The article presents three cases illustrating some of the difficulties in selecting patients for transplantation, and discusses clinical and laboratory monitoring of patients with fulminant hepatic failure and criteria for selecting patients for liver transplantation.
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The prognosis for patients suffering from fulminant hepatic failure is still poor. The possibility of performing liver transplantation has improved the outcome for the patient. The article presents three cases illustrating some of the difficulties in selecting patients for transplantation, and discusses clinical and laboratory monitoring of patients with fulminant hepatic failure and criteria for selecting patients for liver transplantation.
Key concepts: Fulminant hepatic failure, Liver transplantation, Fulminant, Medicine, Transplantation, Liver failure, Intensive care medicine, Internal medicine