2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2004.05.018
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Intraoperative assessment of hepatic venous congestion with direct clamping of the hepatic vein trunk for living donor liver transplantation

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“…In fact, only a few articles on the surgical anatomy of V4 have been published to date, and the effect of V4 outflow obstruction has not been fully assessed yet 4, 5. We have devised a computed tomography (CT)‐based method to predict the amount of hepatic venous congestion (HVC) in donor livers and another HVC prediction method using intraoperative simulation of the hepatic vein occlusion 6, 7. We also carried out real‐time, 3‐dimensional reconstruction (3‐DR) of donor CT to delineate the vascular anatomy of living donors.…”
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“…In fact, only a few articles on the surgical anatomy of V4 have been published to date, and the effect of V4 outflow obstruction has not been fully assessed yet 4, 5. We have devised a computed tomography (CT)‐based method to predict the amount of hepatic venous congestion (HVC) in donor livers and another HVC prediction method using intraoperative simulation of the hepatic vein occlusion 6, 7. We also carried out real‐time, 3‐dimensional reconstruction (3‐DR) of donor CT to delineate the vascular anatomy of living donors.…”
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“…It is more high risk for hepatic venous congestion in MHV-dominant donors [11]. After ligation of large S5V or S8V in MHVdominant donors, large areas of congestion may develop on the remnant liver [6]. A study also reported the areas of S5V and S8V had significant positive correlation with peak postoperative AST levels [12].…”
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“…One study reported a left-lobe donor who developed massive hepatic venous congestion of >50% of right-sided liver volume after clamping the MHV-LHV (left hepatic vein) trunk. The surgical plan was adjusted to harvest only the left lobe without the MHV trunk for the donor's safety [6]. Another study suggested the conversion of the graft from the left to right lobe might be appropriate for donors with severe remnant liver congestion [7].…”
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“…A transzplantációs centrumok egy része ajánlásait a preoperatív CT-analízisre bízza [14,27,28], és így a grafton belül észlelhető "megbecsülhető pangás ará-nyát" próbálják minimalizálni [26]. Mások az intraoperatív Doppler-ultrahangos módszer adta eredményekre [29,30] vagy az arteria hepatica átmeneti lefogása [29,31], vagy a vénás törzsek direkt lefogása [32] során lá-tott makroszkópos leletekre hagyatkoznak. Egyes centrumok -a fentiek helyett -az MHV rekonstrukciója kapcsán az intraoperatív near-infrared spektroszkópiával kapott eredmények alapján [29,33] vagy az intraoperatív "antegrade portal" és/vagy vena hepatica "retrograde fl ushing" technika [34] alkalmazása után dönte-nek a véna rekonstrukciójának kérdéséről.…”
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