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Split-liver transplantation (SLT) is a procedure in which one cadaver donor liver is divided to provide grafts for two recipients. SLT has been performed for over a decade after the initial reports from Europe and USA. Despite the potential for increased organ supply, the practice proves that SLT is seldom performed, accounting for less than 2% of total liver transplant procedures. Difficulties to widespread application of SLT include technical and logistical issues pertaining to both donors and recipients

SPLIT-LIVER TRANSPLANTATION – AN ALTERNATIVE TO INCREASE THE NUMBER OF LIVER TRANSPLANTATION RECIPIENTS