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Transileocolic portal vein embolisation

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Page 1: Transileocolic portal vein embolisation. Embolisation of Right Hepatic Artery Arteriography of Right Hepatic Artery Spiral embolisation of Right Hepatic

Transileocolic portal vein embolisation

Page 2: Transileocolic portal vein embolisation. Embolisation of Right Hepatic Artery Arteriography of Right Hepatic Artery Spiral embolisation of Right Hepatic

Embolisation of Right Hepatic Artery

Arteriography of Right Hepatic Artery

Spiral embolisation of Right Hepatic Artery

Page 3: Transileocolic portal vein embolisation. Embolisation of Right Hepatic Artery Arteriography of Right Hepatic Artery Spiral embolisation of Right Hepatic

Liver resection Operative approach

Discussion:

Anatomical vs.

Nonanatomical resection

Page 4: Transileocolic portal vein embolisation. Embolisation of Right Hepatic Artery Arteriography of Right Hepatic Artery Spiral embolisation of Right Hepatic

Operative technique – anatomical resection

Liver resection nomenclature based on Couinaud’s classification

Page 5: Transileocolic portal vein embolisation. Embolisation of Right Hepatic Artery Arteriography of Right Hepatic Artery Spiral embolisation of Right Hepatic

Right hepatectomyRight hepatectomy

Anatomical liver resection

Page 6: Transileocolic portal vein embolisation. Embolisation of Right Hepatic Artery Arteriography of Right Hepatic Artery Spiral embolisation of Right Hepatic

Operative technique – anatomical resection

Advantage:Relatively simple operation technique - less bleeding, less postoperative bile leeks; Survival benefit (some studies):

5 years survival 37% vs. 20%;Scheele J., Stangl R. et al; World J Surg, 19:59-71,1995

Possibility to increase margin clearenceSolitary lesion > 4 cm had markedly improved outcomes following anatomical resections;Registry of hepatic metastases, Surgery 103:278-288, 1988

Disadvantage:Risk of hepatic failure ( fatty liver, cirrhosis);Not suitable for multiple lesions especially in both lobes