Abstract:Background
Postoperative liver failure (PLF) is a serious complication of extended liver surgery. The need for clinical bedside tests to predict sufficient liver function in the remnant liver tissue after surgery and to monitor liver function and its potential for regeneration is vital to increase the safety of patients in the perioperative setting.
Methods
The liver maximum capacity (LiMAx) test was prospectively applied both preoperatively (n = 40) and postoperatively (n = 19) for 40 patients who underwent… Show more
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