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May 4, 2026Annals of Liver TransplantationOpen Access

Eligibility and causes of disqualification among living liver donor candidates: A single-center analysis of 991 candidates

Eun-Ju Nam Jae‐Joong Kim Hae-In Shin Young-In Yoon Deok-Bog Moon Ki-Hun Kim Tae-Yong Ha Gi-Won Song Dong‐Hyuk Jung Gil-Chun Park Shin Hwang Sung-Gyu Lee

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This analysis aims to identify the eligibility criteria and reasons for disqualification of candidates seeking to be living liver donors.
Single-center retrospective study of 991 living liver donor candidates
Analysis of candidate eligibility criteria and associated disqualification causes
Evaluation of risk factors and complications affecting candidature
Identified multiple eligibility criteria leading to disqualification among candidates
The most common disqualification reasons included medical conditions and psychosocial factors
Recommendations made for improving candidate assessment protocols

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Single-center analysis identifies disqualification reasons in liver donor candidates, suggesting improvement areas.

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Nam et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fc2b158b49bacb8b3476b1 https://doi.org/10.52604/alt.25.0025

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