A pediatric liver transplant is a surgical procedure in which a healthy liver or part of a healthy liver from a donor is transferred into a child with severe liver disease. This is generally done when a child's liver is degenerating and no longer performs as it should, often due to acute liver failure, metabolic defects, or biliary atresia.
Post-pediatric liver transplant recovery in {country} typically spans 2-3 weeks of hospitalisation for early monitoring of symptoms and complications, followed by 3-6 months of home care with periodic visits to an outpatient facility. Recovery to baseline, including a return to all usual activities, may take 2-6 months, and long-term follow-up may extend to 1 year. Children can resume light activities after 3-6 months, with close monitoring for problems such as infection or organ rejection throughout recovery.

Bangkok, Thailand
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Istanbul, Turkey
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Seoul, South Korea
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