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Liver Resection | Segmental and Local | Surgical Anatomy and Procedures

📚 Mastering Liver Resection: Essential General Surgery Lecture 🩺 sqadia.comoffers a series of in-depth lectures on Liver, covering Diseases of the Liver, Chronic Liver Conditions, Liver Trauma, and Liver Infections. This particular lecture focuses on Liver Resection, the surgical process of removing all or a portion of the liver. 🌟 ▬ 📜 Liver Resection ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ In this lecture, Dr. Sana Khan explains the surgical approaches for resection of liver tumors. It starts with the explanation of the incision and then moves on to the mobilization of the liver. ✂️ The falciform ligament is first divided and followed along the anterosuperior surface of the liver towards the suprahepatic IVC. The left triangular ligament is divided with the help of a swab placed in front of the oesophagogastric junction. The right triangular ligament is then divided by retracting the diaphragm away from the right lobe. The focus then shifts to the dissection of the hilum. The peritoneum overlying the hilum is divided, and the process is explained in detail. 🩺 For the division of the parenchyma, once the liver is adequately mobilized and the hilar vessels are exposed, the main inflow vessels and bile duct to be resected can be divided. The arterial branch, bile duct, and portal vein branch are all suture ligated. In a hemihepatectomy, division of the inflow vessels in the portal pedicle creates a line of demarcation between the right and left liver, parallel to the falciform ligament. 🔬 The lecture further clarifies segmental and local resections. Traditionally, the surgical strategy involves removing the entire liver segment or hemiliver containing disease to provide the largest possible negative margin. Laparoscopic liver surgery aims to offer curative resection while minimizing postoperative recovery time. 🚀 Reducing blood loss during liver surgery is a significant achievement, and resection is often possible without a blood transfusion. Better understanding of the liver's segmental anatomy, better patient selection for surgery, and low central venous pressure anesthesia help reduce the need for blood transfusions. 💉 Ablative therapies aim to destroy tumors by directly applying energy to discrete lesions and can be performed percutaneously, laparoscopically, or during open surgery. Benign liver tumors such as Haemangiomas, Hepatic Adenoma, and Focal Nodular Hyperplasia are explained in detail at the end of the lecture. 🏥 Perfect for medical students and healthcare professionals, this lecture is an invaluable resource for understanding liver resection and its management. 🎓✨ 🔗 Watch now and expand your medical knowledge! ▬ 🎬 5500+ sqadia.com Medical Videos ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 👩🏻‍⚕️ Medical students online education 24/7/365. 💡 Medical learning made easy. 💪 Study Hard, Dream Big. #LiverResection #MedicalLecture #GeneralSurgery #LiverPathology #MedicalStudents #HealthcareProfessionals #sqadia #VLearning #Anatomy #Pathophysiology