Managing bleeding during and after liver transplant

This study is for people with severe liver cirrhosis who are getting a liver transplant from a living donor. It looks at the risk of bleeding or clotting problems after the transplant, to help doctors better manage these risks.

This study looks for factors that can predict when a person might need a very large blood transfusion during a liver transplant. The results may help the transplant team prepare sooner and better manage transfusions during surgery.

This study tests whether a special way of moving blood through the donor abdomen before surgery can improve liver (and other organ) transplant quality. It may help because doctors can check how well the liver seems to be working before it’s actually used.

This trial looks at how major liver surgery with controlled blood flow (vascular clamping) affects patients. It may help doctors improve outcomes for people who need this type of operation.

This trial tests different ways of managing fluids during liver transplant surgery to see if it can reduce blood loss. It may be helpful for patients with end-stage liver disease who are waiting for a transplant.

This trial tests a procedure to lower blood loss during liver transplant for patients with high blood pressure in the liver. It may help those who have had a previous transplant, abdominal surgery, or certain complications of liver disease.