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September 21, 2012Annals of Surgery

The Right Posterior Bile Duct Anatomy of the Donor Is Important in Biliary Complications of the Recipients After Living-Donor Liver Transplantation

Young Min Jeon Kwang‐Woong Lee Nam‐Joon Yi Jeong Min Lee Geun Hong YoungRok Choi Minsoo Park Hyeyoung Kim Kyung‐Suk Suh

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Abstract

The anatomy of the RPBD of the donor influenced the biliary outcome in the recipients. A short RBD and a long caudal segment of the RPBD of the donor were significant risk factors for biliary complications in LDLT.

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