HEMIHEPATECTOMY AND REPLACEMENT OF THE AFFERENT HEPATIC BLOOD SUPPLY IN THE DOG

Hemihepatectomy along with portal vein or hepatic artery replacement in dogs was well tolerated, but combined with replacement of both vessels it was lethal because of outflow block and shock. Total liver blood flow should be kept as high as possible during such procedures in man.

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Published in:	HPB Surgery Vol. 1989; no. 2; pp. 101 - 105
Main Authors:	Boerma, Egge J., de Boer, Herman H. M., van der Heyde, M. Niels, van Haelst, Urbain J. G. M.
Format:	Journal Article
Language:	English
Published:	Hindawi Limiteds 01-01-1989 Hindawi Publishing Corporation
Subjects:	hepatic artery replacement liver resection sleeve anastomosis Bile-duct cancer portal vein bypass liver blood flow
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Summary:	Hemihepatectomy along with portal vein or hepatic artery replacement in dogs was well tolerated, but combined with replacement of both vessels it was lethal because of outflow block and shock. Total liver blood flow should be kept as high as possible during such procedures in man.
ISSN:	0894-8569 1607-8462
DOI:	10.1155/1989/24589