Right hepatic lobe living donation: A 12 years single Italian center experience

Table 1 Living liver donor potential candidates and type of surgical procedures performed at the Mediterranean Institute for Transplantation and Advanced Specialized Therapies, and the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center in Italy n (%)

	Statistics
Exclusion criterion1
Donor-related reasons	158 (44.0)
Donor withdrawal	43 (12.0)
Donor death	1 (0.3)
Exclusion at work-up:
ABO incompatible	11 (3.1)
Psychology	18 (5.0)
Clinical/biochemistry	27 (7.5)
At imaging
CT scan	30 (8.4)
MRCP scan	10 (2.8)
At liver biopsy	17 (4.7)
Other	1 (0.3)
Recipient-related reasons	93 (25.9)
Death awaiting LDLT	21 (5.8)
Drop-out (HCC progression)	21 (5.8)
LDLT refusal	12 (3.3)
Unsuitable to LDLT	10 (2.8)
Cadaveric OLT	29 (8.1)
Total excluded	251 (69.9)
Partial liver living graft2
For adult recipients
Full left lobe	2 (0.6)
Right lobe	94 (26.2)
For pediatric recipients	12 (3.3)
Left lateral segment	12 (3.3)
Total included	108 (30.1)
Overall	359 (100)

¹Potential donors;

²Suitable donors. CT: Computed tomography; MRCP: Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography; HCC: Hepatocellular carcinoma; LDLT: Living donor liver transplant; OLT: Orthotopic liver transplant.