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The donor was informed of the risks of laparoscopic liver To the Editor: Living donor liver transplantation (LDLT) has expanded the donor pool in countries with low procurement and three-dimensional visual surgery. Writcadaveric organ donation rates. Generally, a left-side liver allograft is sufficient and safe for child and adolescent recipients. For the sake of the donor’s cosmetic demands and for early functional rehabilitation, laparoscopic technology has been used in live hepatectomy since 2002. Three-dimensional visualization provides better depth perception and tactile feedback than does conventional two-dimensional laparoscopy. In this report, we presented a case of pure three-dimensional laparoscopic full left live hepatectomy.

Pure three-dimensional laparoscopic full left hepatectomy of a living donor for an adolescent in China