Living donor liver transplantation using dual grafts: Ultrasonographic evaluation

Table 1 Data of recipients who received dual grafts

No.	Gender/age (yr)	Diseases	Child-Pugh classification	Body weight (kg)	SLV (mL)
1	M/35	Hepatitis B-related cirrhosis, portal hypertension	C	70	1334
2	M/37	Hepatitis B cirrhosis with hepatocellular carcinoma	A	58	1187
3	M/42	Hepatitis-related cirrhosis, portal hypertension	C	75	1037
4	M/34	Hepatitis B-related cirrhosis, portal hypertension	C	71	1310
5	M/38	Hepatitis C cirrhosis with hepatocellular carcinoma	C	65	1210
61	M/28	Hepatitis B cirrhosis with hepatocellular carcinoma	C	59	1290

¹Received dual left lobe living donor liver transplantation. SLV: Standard liver volume.

Table 2 Data of donors

Right side graft					Left side graft			Dual-graft GRWR (%)
No.	Gender/age (yr)	Relation	Weight (g)	GRWR (%)	Gender/age (yr)	Relation	Weight (g)
1	F/56	Mother	6301	0.90	M/27	Cadaveric	230	1.22
2	M/35	Brother in law	410	0.71	F/52	Brother	193	1.04
3	F/35	Wife	400	0.53	M/55	Uncle in law	280	0.91
4	F/29	Wife	470	0.66	M/45	Sister	197	0.94
5	F/39	Wife	6141	0.94	M/42	Brother	225	1.29
6	F/342	Sister	310	0.53	F/31	Sister	300	1.03

¹Macrosteatosis of their livers ranged from 20% to 25%;

²Both donors donated their left lobes. GRWR: The graft to recipient body weight ratio.