Living donor liver transplantation using dual grafts: Ultrasonographic evaluation

Figure 1 A 42-year-old man with fluid collection between the grafts after dual-graft liver transplantation. A: Gray scale sonogram shows the focal fluid collection with septa inside (arrow); B and C: The grafts joint visibly on follow-up sonogram (arrow) and computed tomography.

Figure 2 Moderate intrahepatic biliary dilatation (arrow) was shown by the follow-up ultrasound in a 34-year-old man four mos after dual-graft liver transplantation.

Figure 3 A 37-year-old man with a shranken left graft after dual-graft liver transplantation. A: Gray scale sonogram shows the left graft (arrows) on postoperative day one; B and C: Size of the left graft decreased on follow-up sonogram and magnetic resonance imaging (arrows); D: Doppler spectrum shows the hepatofugal flow of the portal vein of left graft; E: Doppler spectrum shows the normal left hepatic artery