1967
DOI: 10.1016/0002-9610(67)90342-x
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Division of the left renal vein as an adjunct to resection of abdominal aortic aneurysms

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“…Ligation of LRV was first performed to expedite resection of a retroperitoneal tumor [12], and secondly to facilitate exposure of the renal arteries after penetrating trauma [13] or proximal aorta in aortic reconstructive surgery [14] However, this is the first report that ligation of LRV is used for interruption of SRS as a prophylactic procedure of possible portal flow steal during LDLT.…”
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“…Ligation of LRV was first performed to expedite resection of a retroperitoneal tumor [12], and secondly to facilitate exposure of the renal arteries after penetrating trauma [13] or proximal aorta in aortic reconstructive surgery [14] However, this is the first report that ligation of LRV is used for interruption of SRS as a prophylactic procedure of possible portal flow steal during LDLT.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Although this technique was first reported as a feasible adjunct during OS for AAA in 1967, postoperative renal function after LRVD has remained controversial. 2 Some previous studies suggested that renal hypertension caused by LRVD could result in a reduction in renal blood flow and subsequent renal impairment. 4,22, 23 According to West et al, 4 LRVD without reconstruction was significantly associated with acute renal impairment.…”
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“…Although half a century has passed since this technique was first reported as a feasible adjunct during AAA repair in 1967, its effect on postoperative renal function remains controversial. 2 Although several prior studies suggested the safety of LRVD based on single-center series, those studies mostly referred to the effect on acute kidney injury (AKI) and rarely evaluated longer-term renal decline. [3][4][5][6][7][8] Recently, we reviewed a series of P/JRAA procedures using…”
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“…DETAILS OF THE SERIES AND POSTOPERATIVE RENAL FUNCTION TESTS divided and reconstituted the left renal vein with no harm to the patients Neal and Shearburn (1967). reported 11 patients in whom the left renal vein was permanently transected.…”
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