Partial liver graft transplantation in childhood because of idiopathic fulminant liver failure benefits of the Mars treatment
D Mocsári, D Görög, I Fehérvári, B Nemes, L Piros, Z Gálffy, J Fazakas, A Smudla, L Szőnyi, L Kóbori · Zeitschrift für Gastroenterologie · 2011 · Heft 05
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Introduction: The mortality of fulminant liver failure is over 80%, the only possible choice for long term survival is liver transplantation. Because of the low number of donors partial liver transplantation (split, reduced-size) can be a solution with a survival rate over 85%. In 30% of the cases ethiology is unknown, however toxic and drug induced liver failure is rather common. By usage of the widely known amoxicillin-clavulic acid combination the incidence of hepatic laesion increases six times higher. Case report: Eight years old girl (25kg) recieved amoxicillin-clavulic acid treatment because of infection.…