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Liver Transplantation from a Living Donor with Early Gastric Cancer

We greatly appreciate the thoughtful comments of Detry et al. relating to our report of liver transplantation from a living donor with early gastric cancer (1). The issues posed herein consist of two ethically important aspects surrounding living-related transplantation: the adequacy of a ’patient’ with early cancer as a donor, and the risk of a donor involved in combined surgery simultaneously performing graft procurement plus another major operation.