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Liver Transplant

In 1985, Barnes-Jewish Hospital became the 16th hospital in the world with a dedicated liver transplant program and the first in Missouri to perform a successful liver transplant. Since then, the hospital has continued to be a world leader in liver transplantation and the management of end stage liver and hepatabiliary diseases including hepatacellular cancer and cholangiocarcinoma.

With some of the best survival rates, Washington University transplant specialists have performed more than 1,200 adult liver transplants since the program's inception. The gastroenterology program ranks among the top programs in the nation by U.S. News & World Report.
Liver Transplant SpecialistsA specialized team of liver transplant specialists, surgeons, hepatologists, nurses and more focus only on patients undergoing liver transplantation. Together, they bring their expertise, knowledge and understanding to each patient in our program.
Liver Transplant Outcomes Our specialized team of liver transplant specialists has maintained excellent survival rates.
Support and ResourcesOur patients are paired with a mentor and are invited to support group meetings.
Frequently Asked Questions Find answers to the questions you're asking as a patient or caregiver.

 

 


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Liver Transplant

An overview of liver transplant services at Barnes-Jewish Hospital