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General Surgery

Perspective on Liver Surgery (B)

Built from Maingot's Abdominal Operations

What’s inside

9 sections · 90 slides

  1. 01

    Overview

    • Topics covered

    1 slide

  2. 02

    Resection of Colorectal Liver Metastases

    Opening, mapping and naming the operation

    • Resection for colorectal cancer spread to the liver
    • Incision and exploration
    • Intraoperative ultrasound
    • Functional division of the liver into segments
    • Couinaud's segments
    • Named liver resections and the segments removed
    • Nomenclature of liver resections

    7 slides

  3. 03

    Right Hepatectomy

    The most common major liver resection, stage by stage

    • Stages of a right hepatectomy
    • Mobilisation of the right liver
    • Structures exposed at the porta hepatis
    • Hepatoduodenal dissection
    • Control of the right portal vein
    • Demarcation after inflow control
    • Intrahepatic control of the right portal pedicle
    • Retrohepatic dissection and the short hepatic veins
    • Right hepatic vein at the vena cava
    • Short veins draining into the vena cava
    • Fibrous band caudad to the right hepatic vein
    • Division of the right hepatic vein
    • Parenchymal transection and the margin
    • Finger fracture of the liver parenchyma
    • Finger fracture technique
    • Pringle maneuver during transection
    • Methods of parenchymal transection
    • Energy devices for transection
    • Vascular staplers for transection
    • Cost of the transection methods
    • Radiofrequency resection devices
    • Drawbacks of radiofrequency resection devices
    • Laparoscopic liver resection
    • Bleeding control under pneumoperitoneum
    • Drainage and recovery

    25 slides

  4. 04

    Left Hepatectomy

    The mirror image of the right-sided operation

    • Left hepatectomy as the mirror image
    • Steps of the hilar dissection in left hepatectomy
    • Hilar dissection in left hepatectomy, panels A and C
    • Hilar dissection in left hepatectomy, panels B and D
    • What the hilar panels show
    • Caudate lobe and the left hepatic vein
    • Completed left-sided parenchymal transection

    7 slides

  5. 05

    Hepatic Artery Infusion Pumps

    Chemotherapy delivered where the deposits get their blood

    • Regional chemotherapy for liver metastases
    • Rationale for hepatic artery infusion
    • Blood supply of colorectal liver metastases
    • First-pass uptake of fluorodeoxyuridine
    • Randomized trials of infusion versus systemic therapy
    • Complications of infusion pumps
    • Indications for hepatic artery infusion
    • Multi-institutional trial of infusion chemotherapy
    • Trial of infusion after liver resection
    • Current use of pump chemotherapy
    • Technique of pump implantation

    11 slides

  6. 06

    Ablation of Liver Metastases

    Destroying a deposit in place, and how it compares with cutting it out

    • What radiofrequency ablation does
    • Radiofrequency in tumour treatment over time
    • How radiofrequency energy heats tissue
    • Place of ablation relative to resection
    • Anatomical situations that favour ablation
    • Routes for performing ablation
    • 7%
    • Complications of ablation
    • Local recurrence after ablation versus resection
    • Standing of ablation for colorectal metastases

    10 slides

  7. 07

    Benign and Malignant Liver Tumours

    Telling them apart, and deciding which ones must come out

    • Imaging and the limits of biopsy
    • Distinguishing atypical focal nodular hyperplasia from adenoma
    • Focal nodular hyperplasia
    • Pain and resection in focal nodular hyperplasia
    • Hepatocellular adenoma
    • Indications for resecting an adenoma
    • Open questions about adenoma management
    • Adenoma that shrinks below 5 cm
    • Adenoma in pregnancy
    • Liver adenomatosis
    • Regenerative nodular hyperplasia
    • Consequences of regenerative nodular hyperplasia
    • Hepatocellular carcinoma and the cirrhotic liver
    • Portal vein embolization as a test of liver reserve
    • Resection margin and bleeding in hepatocellular carcinoma

    15 slides

  8. 08

    Cystic Disease of the Liver

    Keyhole surgery with the frozen section deciding how far to go

    • Symptoms from large liver cysts
    • Imaging before treating a liver cyst
    • Laparoscopic treatment of a simple-looking cyst
    • What the frozen section decides
    • Acting on the frozen section result
    • Cystadenocarcinoma found on frozen section

    6 slides

  9. 09

    Key Points

    What to carry away

    • Key points on resection
    • Key points on the non-resection options
    • References
    • References (continued)
    • References (continued)
    • References (continued)
    • References (continued)
    • Maingot's Abdominal Operations, 12th Edition

    8 slides