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Living‐donor liver transplantation using hyper‐reduced graft for a neonatal fulminant hepatic failure

to a tertiary center that is experienced in invasive fetal treatment modalities, including thoracoamniotic shunting. For even more complicated cases such as our case, we should offer our patients intervention that is based on up-to-date evidence, and obtain fully informed consent. If the effusion is stable and persists on subsequent ultrasounds, the findings of previous studies suggest that it is preferable to perform a thoracostomy immediately before delivery so as to facilitate neonatal resuscitation. To prevent the formation of a fibrous membrane, neonatal resuscitation must be performed as soon as the persisting effusion is found, without first performing repeated thoracostomy.