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What are the compatible blood types between donor and recipient for living donor liver transplant?


Updated by SGH-TRANSPLANTPEDIA
A living donor liver transplant typically requires a compatible blood type between the donor and recipient, categorized primarily by Type O, Type A, Type B and Type AB. For donors: 1. If you have Blood Type O, you can donate to a person with Blood Type O, A, B, AB 2. If you have Blood Type A, you can donate to a person with Blood Type A, AB 3. If you have Blood Type B, you can donate to a person with Blood Type B, AB 4. If you have Blood Type AB, you can donate to a person with Blood Type AB In some cases, ABO-incompatible (ABOi) liver transplant is possible, where a patient receives a liver from a donor with a different, mismatched blood type. This can be explored with the Transplant Surgeons or Hepatologists during one of the consultations.

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