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Since its first clinical success in 1990 (1), living donor liver transplantation (LDLT) has been performed increasingly and gradually accepted as a treatment of end stage liver disease (2). Multivariate analysis identified several parameters such as graft size, degree of fatty change, donor age, and length of cold ischemic time as significant risk factors affecting graft survival (3). Among these parameters, graft size is one of the major concerns. It should be adequately decided to ensure sufficient liver function for both recipient and donor. In recipients, graft size more than 0.8-1% of the recipient’s body weight is required Original Article

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Feasibility of Commercially Available, Fully Automated Hepatic CT Volumetry for Assessing Both Total and Territorial Liver Volumes in Liver Transplantation