1. Only curative treatment of advanced stage cirrhosis
2. Liver of a family member whose blood type is compatible or a person with brain death can be donated for liver transplantation.
3. The success rate is greater than 80% if it is performed at the right time.
4. The patients can get back to their daily routine after transplant.

According to international guidelines, each patient with hepatic cirrhosis and the patients with estimated lifetime less than a year should be evaluated for liver transplantation. The severity of a liver disease is graded A to C. Generally, all patients in stage C and many patients in stage B are suitable for transplant. The patient presenting any of the symptoms listed below must obtain a specialist opinion. In this way, specialist in liver transplant can determine whether transplantation or medication is better for the patients.

In any case, the better health state of the patient during transplant, the better the surgical procedure is. The transplant gives negative results in patients with critical disease, malnourished patients, or patients with other organ damage such as active infection and renal disorder in the intensive care unit. Thus, the transplantation should be performed at the right time to have better results. A transplantation surgery timely performed on an appropriate patient using an appropriate donor’s liver results in a success rate of around 80%.

In most of the cases, the above causes are usually resulted in treatable Hepatitis. However, in case of failure to eliminate or treat the trouble factor, cirrhosis occurs and it is usually too late to alter the course of the disease.

1. Black feces
2. Hematemesis
3. Ascites
4. Drowsiness and mental confusion
5. Excess bleeding through small wounds
6. Jaundice
7. Renal dysfunction
8. Fatigue
9. Low hemoglobin and other blood counts