Ethical considerations surrounding survival benefit–based liver allocation
Eric J. Keller, Paul Y. Kwo, Paul R. Helft – 26 October 2013 – The disparity between the demand for and supply of donor livers has continued to grow over the last 2 decades, and this has placed greater weight on the need for efficient and effective liver allocation. Although the use of extended criteria donors has shown great potential, it remains unregulated. A survival benefit–based model was recently proposed to answer calls to increase efficiency and reduce futile transplants.