Similarities and Differences in Allocation Policies for Pediatric Liver Transplantation Across the World

Björn Fischler; Ulrich Baumann; Daniel D’Agostino; Lorenzo D’Antiga; Antal Dezsőfi; Dominique Debray; Özlem Durmaz; Helen Evans; E. Frauca; Nedim Hadžić; Jörg Jahnel; Jerome Loveland; Valérie A. McLin; Vicky L. Ng; Valério Nobili; Joanna Pawłowska; Khalid Sharif; Françoise Smets; Henkjan J. Verkade; Evelyn Hsu; Simon Horslen; John C. Bucuvalas

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Similarities but also differences between countries were detected. The described data may be of importance when trying to reduce WL mortality in the youngest children.

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