The teams
- 8 University Professors–Hospital Practitioners (4 surgeons, 4 hepatologists)
- 26 hospital practitioners
- 10 anaesthetists-intensivists, 3 intensivists
- 115 nurses · 75 nursing assistants
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Key figures
The Centre in figures
Surgical activity, inpatient capacity and staffing of the Hepato-Biliary Centre.
1stFrench liver and pancreas transplant centre
1,500+surgical procedures / year
169liver transplants / year (2025)
46,640outpatient consultations / year (2023)
Key figures
Teams and facilities
Staffing, technical facilities and inpatient capacity of the Centre.
Capacity
- 5 operating rooms (one minimally invasive)
- 34 surgical beds · 36 hepatology beds
- 15 intensive-care beds · 8 high-dependency beds
- 15 day-hospital places
Our activity · 2024–2025
A leading surgical activity
Operative volumes, the share of minimally invasive surgery and patient safety over the past two years.
Liver surgery
- 196 hepatectomies in 2025 (181 in 2024)
- 161 performed for cancer
- 37% minimally invasive (laparoscopic or robotic)
- 0.56% 30-day mortality (2024–2025)
Pancreatic surgery
- 61 pancreatectomies in 2025 (67 in 2024)
- 53 performed for cancer
- 18% minimally invasive (laparoscopic or robotic)
- 1.6% 30-day mortality (2024–2025)
Liver transplantation
- 169 liver transplants in 2025 (158 in 2024)
- 56 for liver cancer
- 1st French liver transplant centre
Pancreas transplantation
- 28 pancreas–kidney transplants in 2025 (31 in 2024)
- A combined transplant for diabetic patients with kidney failure
2024–2025 activity figures for the Hepato-Biliary Centre (Paul-Brousse, AP-HP).