Personal decision‐making processes for living related liver transplantation in children
Imeke Goldschmidt, Katarina Migal, Norbert Rückert, Rolf Dick, Eva Doreen Pfister, Thomas Becker, Nicolas Richter, Frank Lehner, Ulrich Baumann – 11 December 2014 – Living related liver transplantation (LRLT) is a valuable transplant option for children with end‐stage liver disease who face long waiting times on regular waiting lists. The subjection of a healthy adult to a potentially life‐threatening operation can raise issues of freedom of choice, fear, and family conflict for the potential donors.