Liver transplantation: New hope for many patients: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 87, No 2

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Once a procedure of last resort because of the complications of infection and resistance to wound healing, liver transplantation now results in long-term survival and successful rehabilitation in the majority of patients. Drs Williams and Sabesin discuss indications for the procedure, patient selection, results, rehabilitation, costs, and possible future directions for this evolving area of medicine.

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