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Feasibility of Precoagulation Without the Pringle Maneuver for Endoscopic Hepatectomy of Cirrhotic Liver
2018
The Showa University Journal of Medical Sciences
Various methods, devices, and techniques have been developed to improve safety during laparoscopic hepatectomy procedures. Among these, the Pringle maneuver PM is widely used to minimize blood loss during liver transections ; however, the risk of ischemic injury associated with this technique is increased by poor hepatic reserve and regeneration dysfunction secondary to liver cirrhosis. This retrospective study evaluated the short-term outcomes and feasibility of precoagulation for endoscopic
doi:10.15369/sujms.30.409
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