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The Liver Transplant Patient Experience

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th resources to meet the challenges of living with liver disease or transplant. A specialist from the liver disease and transplant team is available during business hours to answer questions that arise between clinic visits. A doctor also is available at night and over the weekend by calling the hospital operator at (414) 266-2000.

At clinic visits, educational materials such as the Liver Transplant Care Notebook and agenda of care are provided and reviewed with families. A team of doctors is available to respond to your needs on nights, weekends and holidays.

Transitioning to adult care at Froedtert Hospital

Jose Franco, MD, assistant professor, The Medical College of Wisconsin sees adolescent patients in preparation for transitioning to the adult liver transplant center at Froedert Hospital. This gives patients and families an opportunity to build a relationship with the adult liver transplant doctor before making the full transition to Froedtert Hospital.

When Evan was just 4 years old, his parents heard words they never thought they would hear, "Your child needs a liver transplant." Evan had been diagnosed with Alpha-1 antitrypsin deficiency that caused cirrhosis of the liver. Read more.

Overview of the Liver Transplant Program
Liver Disease and Transplant Diagnoses/Services
Frequently Asked Questions About Liver Transplants
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