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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a liver" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the organ in the body or in a context related to anatomy, medicine, or cooking.
Example: "The doctor explained the functions of a liver in detoxifying the blood."
Alternatives: "one liver" or "a human liver".
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Each needed a liver transplant.
Then again, I'm a liver lover.
He got a liver transplant in 1998.
Her only option was a liver transplant.
But does "stabilizing" include a liver transplant?
This patient needed a liver transplant immediately.
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The quality of a liver is determined by several factors.
There was never a liver.
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