Journal article

Laparoscopic bisegmentectomy 6 and 7 using a glissonian approach and a half-pringle maneuver

P Herman, J Krüger, R Lupinacci, F Coelho, M Perini

Surgical Endoscopy | Published : 2013

Abstract

Background Despite accumulated experience and advancing techniques for laparoscopic hepatectomy, surgeons still face challenging resections that require specific and innovative intraoperative maneuvers [1–3]. The right posterior sectionectomy presents special concerns about its location, the extensive transection area, and the difficult access to the pedicle [4, 5]. The intrahepatic Glissonian approach allows safe en masse control of the portal structures without prolonged dissection [2]. Its association with the half-Pringle maneuver results in less bleeding during parenchymal transection [1, 6]. Methods A 34-year-old woman was referred for treatment of an 8-cm hepatocellular adenoma locate..

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