Alexander Bondoc · Pediatric liver transplant after traumatic liver injury: An analysis of the multicenter Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients data set.
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Pediatric liver transplant after traumatic liver injury: An analysis of the multicenter Scientific Registry of Transplant Recipients data set.

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Article · Oct 2026 · 1 min read

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This multicenter registry study examines outcomes of liver transplantation in pediatric patients following severe traumatic liver injury complicated by biliary/vascular damage or acute hepatic failure. Analysis of SRTR data provides rare insight into this uncommon but critical clinical scenario where transplantation becomes necessary after trauma.

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Alexander Bondoc

Liver injury is common in children with blunt or penetrating injury. In rare cases with devastating biliary or vascular injury, or posttraumatic acute hepatic failure, liver transplantation may be warranted. Outcomes of liver transplant after traumatic hepatic injury in children are not known. We hypothesized that pediatric patients who underwent liver transplantation after traumatic liver injury …

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