She lives in Petare, Venezuela one of the largest slums in Latin America. She was transplanted two years ago with a live liver donation from her mother. She is now back in school and looking forward to her future.
One of the most common causes of liver failure is hepatitis or excessive consumption of medications.
Gilbert’s syndrome is a genetic disease, is inherited from parents and affects bilirubin levels in the bloodstream.
Cholangitis could be the consequence of choledocholithiasis, which is the presence of stones in the bile ducts.
This condition is also known as neonatal cytomegalovirus/hepatitis B/C and others.
Génesis is 3 years old and was born in Costa Rica with a congenital liver disease.
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