Mathematical Approaches to Liver Transplantation provides mathematical approaches to the optimization of liver graft distribution. Through mathematical and computational methods, several aspects related to organ allocation are tackled, with possible solutions presented. The book discusses topics such as patient selection for liver transplantation, transplantation procedures, dynamics of organs waiting list, improvement on grafts allocation, live donors and MELD scale. The content focuses on liver transplantation, however the mathematical approaches presented can be successfully replicated to different organs. This book is a valuable source for mathematical biologists, bioinformaticians, and several members of biomedical field who are involved in decision-making related to organs transplantation.
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Table of Contents
1. Introduction2. History of liver transplantation3. Patient selection for liver transplantation4. Transplantation procedure5. The dynamics of waiting list6. Improving grafts allocation7. Donors after circulatory death8. Live donors liver transplantation9. The MELD scale
