Transplantation
Organ transplantation: a complete guide for patients and families
For some people with end-stage kidney, liver, heart or lung failure, an organ transplant is the most effective treatment available.
Organ transplantation
Kidney, liver, heart and lung transplantation: when it is needed, how assessment works, what follows surgery, and the legal and ethical rules that protect donors and recipients.
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Transplantation
A kidney transplant is the most common organ transplant and, for many people with end-stage kidney failure, a better option than lifelong dialysis.
Transplantation
A liver transplant can save the life of someone with severe liver disease when the liver can no longer recover.
Transplantation
A heart transplant is a treatment for people with end-stage heart failure when medicines, devices and other surgery no longer help.
Transplantation
A lung transplant is a treatment for people with severe, progressive lung disease when medicines, oxygen and rehabilitation are no longer enough.
Transplantation
Before any transplant, you go through a detailed evaluation.
Transplantation
A transplant is not the end of treatment but the start of a new chapter.
Transplantation
Transplants are only possible thanks to donors – people who give organs during life or after death.
Transplantation
Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a long-term loss of kidney function.
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Cirrhosis is the end stage of long-term liver damage, in which healthy tissue is gradually replaced by scar tissue.
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Some patients from Bulgaria and the rest of Europe with end-stage kidney failure consider a kidney transplant at a large hospital in Istanbul.
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A living-donor liver transplant is a complex operation in which a healthy relative donates part of their liver.
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