Rescue case of low birth weight infant with acute hepatic failure

Figure 1 The preoperative treatment and changes in body weight and total bilirubin. The patient was able to gain weight due to the use of internal medication and enteral nutrition.

Figure 2 Images. A: The S2 monosegment graft (107 g) on the back table; B: An image obtained after reperfusion, the graft was too large to close the abdominal fascia; C: The abdominal fascia could not be closed at the time of living donor liver transplantation (LDLT), excess water was removed by continuous hemodiafiltration after LDLT; D: Secondary skin closure was performed on postoperative day 5; E: The resected liver was 78 g; F: Hematoxylin and eosin staining revealed a marked lack of hepatocytes and the presence of multinucleated hepatocytes; G: Azan staining revealed widespread fibrosis around Glisson’s sheath and the parenchymal area (F3-4).