Autoimmune Hepatitis
✔ Hepatic vein blood clot (thrombosis)
✔ Liver damage from poisoning or medications
✔ Problems with the drainage system of the liver (the biliary tract), such as primary biliary cirrhosis or primary sclerosing cholangitis
✔ Metabolic disorders of copper or iron (Wilson’s disease and hemochromatosis)
Liver transplant surgery is often not recommended for patients who have:
✔ Certain infections, such as tuberculosis or osteomyelitis
✔ Difficulty taking medications several times each day for the rest of their lives
✔ Heart, lung, or liver disease (or other life-threatening diseases)
✔ History of cancer
✔ Infections such as hepatitis that are considered to be active
✔ Smoking, alcohol or drug abuse, or other risky lifestyle habits