Fig. 36.1 Recipient’s incision 3. Exposure: Satisfactory exposure is achieved using retractors (Fig. 36.2). Attention should be given to exposing the second hepatic hilum and right hepatic area so…
Type Image features and remarks CL Status: active Image features: unilocular; not clearly delimited by a hyperechoic rim; cyst wall not visible Remarks: generally early-stage and non-proliferative cyst CE1 Status:…
Fig. 29.1 Shows the donor’s incision 29.4.2 Exploration and Mobilization of the Donor Liver The normal liver is bright red and sharp edged (see Fig. 29.2). A few liver tissue…
Fig. 32.1 Koffron maneuver Fig. 32.2 Kurosaki maneuver In 2009, Baker et al. [4] further confirmed the safety and feasibility of assisted laparoscopic living-donor liver resection on a group of…
Fig. 20.1 Lesions are primarily concentrated in the left lateral lobe, as in the following MRI image Fig. 20.2 Generally select a right costal margin incision for left lobe hepatectomy…
Fig. 21.1 Hjortsjo crook Therefore, during the resection of segments 5 and 8, the cutting surface should not be overly close to the site where the right anterior branch separates…
Fig. 31.1 The midline incision on the chest and abdominal wall 3. Resect the pericardium and perform heart decompression. This procedure can promote the blood of the abdominal organs…
Fig. 14.1 The central liver includes the right anterior lobe and the left medial lobe 14.2 Definition of Mesohepatectomy Mesohepatectomy is the resection of the right anterior and left medial…
Fig. 28.1 Classification and incidence of the hepatic artery anatomy: type1, 71 %; type2a, 6 %; type2b, 6 %; type3a, 3 %; type3b, 10 %; type4a, 0 %; type4b, 2…
Figs. 35.1 and 35.2 Preoperative axial CT image of the proximal porta hepatis Figs. 35.3 and 35.4 Preoperative coronal CT image of the proximal porta hepatis 35.3.1 Resection of the…
