... management, the indications for the surgical treatment of liver malignancies are expanding [ 1 ]. Liver surgery can be challenging due to the anatomical complexity of the organ and interpatient anatomical variability, especially in patients with multiple bilobar or centrally located lesions in close...

... at the different time points, and telomere length did not differ between group Y and O at POD 7 ( p = 0.595). Liver surgery Liver regeneration Telomere length In recent decades, the incidence of primary and secondary liver tumours has increased [ 1 ]. In most cases, liver resection is the only...

... to the treatment groups. Five fields (×40) were randomly selected and 1,000 hepatocytes subsequently counted in each field, noting positive cells. Liver surgery Hepatectomy Liver regeneration Argon Hepatocyte growth factor The remarkable capability of the liver to regenerate itself has been...

... Liver capsule Liver surgery Optical measurements Steatosis In liver surgery, assessment of parenchymal characteristics is valuable when considering the resectability of liver tumors. Liver parenchymal injuries due to chronic liver disease and preoperative chemotherapy can lead to increased...

... occlusion (PVO) has been introduced to increase the remnant liver volume. This novel surgical technique initiated a progressive development in liver surgery, resulting in a significant increment in potential candidates for curative liver resection. Summary: The theoretical basis for this great advancement...

... a very different set of challenges: the haemostatic agent must be utilizable within the abdominal cavity, applicable over the cut surface of the liver and provide sustained haemostasis. In this regard, chitosan-based haemostatic agents are attractive in liver surgery because of the relative ease...

...: In rats, acute liver failure was induced by subtotal hepatectomy. Series of allogenic hepatocyte transplantations were performed by varying cell number, site, and sequence of cell transplantation. Results: Following subperitoneal or intrasplenic cell implantation subsequent to liver surgery, no survival...

...M. Scotté; F. Dujardin; A. Amelot; P. Azema; I. Leblanc; P. Bouvier; F. Michot; P. Ténière Fibrin sealants are commonly used in liver surgery. The aim of this study was to test the adhesive properties of a biological sealant-collagen bonding, using an experimental model. After hepatectomy in dogs...

... to in the content or advertisements. Blood transfusion Liver surgery Postoperative management Arterial ketone body ratio Obstructive jaundiced rabbits Citrate-phosphate-dextrose solution Eur Surg Res 1990;22:238-242 © 1990 S. Karger AG. Basel 0014-312X/90/0224-0238S2.75/0 Decrease in Hepatic...

... to in the content or advertisements. Thrombin Plasmin D-dimer Liver surgery Gabexate mesilate Postoperative management Original Paper Eur Surg Res 1995;27:57-62 Y. Wada M. Zaima K. Mori H. Egawa H. Higashiyama S. Iwata R. Kagawa M. Kataoka K. Ozawa Second Department of Surgery. Faculty of Medicine...

... hypertension Liver cirrhosis Portal vein Portacaval shunt Thrombocytopenia Liver surgery Platelets Eur. surg. Res. 19: 159-163 (1987) © 1987 S. Karger AG, Basel 0 0 1 4 -3 1 2X/87/OI9 3 - 0 1 59S2.75/0 Liver Arterialization Prevents Thrombocytopenia after Portacaval Shunt in Rats1 P. Aseni, C.A. Beati...

... or electrical diathermy were used instead. Liver surgery CO 2 laser Protein synthesis Hepatectomy Liver regeneration 19 08 1982 24 11 1982 18 4 2008 © 1983 S. Karger AG, Basel 1983 Copyright / Drug Dosage / Disclaimer Copyright: All rights reserved. No part...

... or property resulting from any ideas, methods, instructions or products referred to in the content or advertisements. Liver surgery Medical pretreatment of the liver Apoptosis Tumor necrosis factor-α Glycine α-Lipoic acid ...