Liver Transplant

At the Department of Liver Transplant, we offer a wide range of specialised services to support patients and families through every step of the transplant journey: 

• Deceased donor liver transplant (cadaveric liver transplant): Liver is received from a donor who has passed away.
• Living donor liver transplant: A healthy individual donates a portion of their liver to the patient.
• Paediatric liver transplant: Involves liver transplant procedures for infants and children.
• Swap transplant: Involves paired exchange of donors between families when direct matching is not possible.
• Dual lobe liver transplant: Two donors provide liver segments for a single recipient.
• ABO-incompatible (ABM) liver transplant: Involves a transplant between a patient and donor with different blood types.
• Pre-surgical evaluation and consultation
• Post-surgical rehabilitation: Consists of ongoing support and recovery care after transplant. 

We also support patients with: 

• Transplant coordination: Clinical coordinators guide patients and families through every step of the transplant process.
• Multidisciplinary transplant review: Every case is evaluated by a team of experts before scheduling surgery.
• Authorisation committee clearance: Our team helps patients prepare necessary legal and medical documents for transplant approval.
• Financial counselling and packages: Transplants are offered in packages based on the transplant type and patient selection, with detailed explanation of costs and options by our financial liaison team.
• Emotional and social support: Medical social workers assist with coping strategies, financial counselling, and documentation.