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When A Liver Becomes Cirrhotic, Those Are The Common Complications. We See That The Patients Have Bleeding From Their Stomach And Intestines. They Have Abdomens That Become Full Of Fluid. Their Ankles Swell With The Same Type Of Fluid, And They Also Can Become Confused And Not Themselves. Those Are Kind Of The Main Things That We See When People Get End-stage Liver Disease And Have Cirrhosis.

If We Had Enough Cadaver Organs To Go Around We Wouldn't Do Living Donor Liver Transplants Because One Is We Don't Want To Put A Donor At Risk, But The Second Is That It's A More Difficult Surgery For The Recipient Because You're Getting A Piece Of A Liver Rather Than A Whole Liver. It Takes You Longer To Recover, And It Has More Complications Related To Where We Sew Together The Blood Vessels And The Bile Ducts.

End-stage Liver Disease Refers To A Liver That's Failing, And A Very High Percentage Of Those Livers Are What We Call Cirrhotic, Or The Patient's Liver Has Become Cirrhotic, And What Cirrhosis Is, Is The Scarring Of The Liver Tissue.

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