A Patient's Guide to Liver Transplant Surgery
A comprehensive, no-nonsense guide to liver transplant surgery, including a step-by-step tour of the liver transplant surgery process.

About Living Donation
www.livingdonors.org, the National Kidney Foundation's comprehensive onlines resource for living donation, features publications such as NKF's "Q&A on Living Donation" and the "Consensus Statement on the Live Organ Donor." Users can also access message boards, listserv information and opportunities to honor living organ donors.

American Society of Transplant Surgeons
The ASTS welcomes surgeons, physicians, and non-physician scientists who are actively engaged in transplantation.

Donor Walls and Recognition Products
The Donor Wall crafts flexible and expandable hardwood recognition products complete with name engraving for institutions, those who have given and those who deserve honoring.

Dr. Eric Eisenberg, Hair Transplant Surgeon
Achieve a natural-looking hair transplant with the personalized approach of experienced hair transplant surgeon Dr. Eric Eisenberg. The site provides information on hair loss and treatments and a photo gallery. A hair transplant often leads to increased self-confidence and self-esteem, resulting in an improved personal and professional life.

LifeNet
LifeNet is an organ procurement agency and one of the largest graft tissue banking systems in the U.S. providing over 50000 tissue grafts each year --- worldwide.

Live Donor Liver Transplantation at the USC Liver Transplant Program
Information about the Live Donor Liver Transplant (LDLT) procedure performed at the USC Center for Liver Disease.

National Donor Family Council
www.donorfamily.org is a comprehensive resource for organ and tissue donor families featuring online memorials, message boards, grief materials, recommended reading and more. The National Donor Family Council, founded by National Kidney Foundation, is home to over 10,000 organ and tissue donor families.

Ohio Anatomical Gift Program
Brief description of program with links.

Organ Donation
This site is just one of many that provides information and resources on organ donation and transplantation issues. You should come back and visit as this site changes periodically to address the organ donation awareness initiatives that are in effect throughout the country and focus on different populations and issues.

Scottish Liver Transplant Unit
This web site has been prepared to give you some information about the Scottish Liver Transplant Unit and how it operates, its goals and the services it offers.

TransWeb: All About Transplantation and Donation
TransWeb is a central collection and directory of all transplant-related information and sites on the Internet. It is divided into sections: News (including What's New? and a calendar of events), Focus on Transplant Patients (FAQ's, information on medications, real-life experiences, support groups, athletics, etc.), Information for Medical Professionals (transplant professional organizations).

United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS)
The United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS)is a non-profit scientific and educational organization that coordinates U.S. organ transplant activities. Site contains information and statistics on transplants and donation. Plus patient resources, news, jobs and links!

USC Liver Transplant Program and Center for Liver Disease
Specializing in the surgical and medical management of the following disease entities: pancreas, liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, portal hypertension surgery, and liver transplantation.

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