If a kidney shuts down due to sepsis plus part of the liver had to be cut out plus the heart is weakened plus?

It must be hard to see someone going through what you are describing.

Without knowing the specifics, it is simply impossible to give an estimate on the "percentage of living". (Is the patient in the ICU? Have the kidneys completely failed? How much is the heart weakened? How old/healthy is the person before all this?)

Your best bet is, therefore, to talk with the doctors looking after the patient you are describing.

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If you MUST know, despite all the medical advances over the years, kidney failure in the Intensive Care setting still carries a very poor prognosis, with mortality rates ranging from 25 to 80%: http://www.emedicine.com/MED/topic1595.htm

However, all doctors (or any of us) can do is give you statistics on how similar patients fared in the past -- no one can predict exactly how a particular person will turn out, since everyone is different.

Moreover, dialysis is available for people whose kidneys shut down. In fact, tens of thousands of people are living among us today because of dialysis, even though their kidneys have completely failed. (However, when someone is very ill, with multiple organs not working well, dialysis may be very difficult, or even dangerous, to perform.)

Anyway, please talk with the doctors who are there, instead of trusting total strangers here on Yahoo Answers.

Best of luck.

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