Doctors prepare to transplant liver from brain-dead donor

Doctors prepare to transplant liver from brain-dead donor

KYOTO, Japan - A team of doctors operate on a female patient suffering from bile disease to prepare to transplant a liver removed from a brain-dead woman in Akita Prefecture at Kyoto University Hospital in Kyoto on April 16. Photo was provided by Kyoto University Hospital.

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