hepatectomy造句
1. Seventy percent hepatectomy was performed as described by Higgins and Anderson under ether anaesthetic.
2. Objective Debridement hepatectomy for severe hepatic injury was performed to stop bleeding.
3. CONCLUSIONS: Mild hepatic steatosis is cleared immediately after hepatectomy, and early regeneration power is impaired, but the long-term regenerative power is comparable.
4. Partial hepatectomy was performed in 11 patients with hepatoma pretreated by dextran hepatic artery embolization.
5. After hepatectomy with embolectomy and biliary duct drainage, the survival time was 5-46 months and the survival median time was 23.5 months.
6. Conclusions: pleural fluid complicating by hepatectomy is mainly related to operative site, hepatic function after operation, liver cirrhosis and injection of absolute alcohol to incisal edge.
7. Objective To summarize the surgical experience of partial hepatectomy with skeletonization of the hepatoduodenal ligament in the treatment of hilar cholangiocarcinoma.
8. Objective To state operative details of lip-shaped hepatectomy (LSH) and evaluate its advantage in treatment of primary liver cancer (PLC).
9. Conclusion The segmental hepatectomy is promising and effective for patients with hepatolithiasis.
10. Lobe or segment hepatectomy together with hepatic bile duct or hilar biliary duct-jejunostomy is the best choice for treatment of calculus in hepatobiliary ducts complicated with stricture.
11. Such inhibitors also prevent the increase in calmodulin within the nucleus of liver cells following hepatectomy.
12. Discussion A substantial body of evidence implicates events at the EGF receptor as the start of hepatocyte proliferation after partial hepatectomy.
13. The well described fall in EGF receptor numbers after partial hepatectomy was confirmed.
14. Conclusions Liver cancer involving ICV is resectable provided there are good anesthesia, skillful hepatectomy surgery and control of massive bleeding.
15. OBJECTIVE: To explore three-dimensional reconstruction of hepatic portal vein by laminagraphy of cast specimens to provide anatomic basis for hepatectomy.
16. Objective:To study the perioperative changes of blood lipids in hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC) patients undergoing hepatectomy and their relationship with prealbumin and aminopherase.
17. Objective To study the regenerative capability of liver after partial hepatectomy and the effects of tanshinol and pantoprazole on the hepatic regeneration in cirrhotic rats.
18. CUSA is a kind of safe and effective instrument in hepatectomy, which should be suggested to apply in clinic.
19. Objective To improve the resectable rate of massive hepatic tumors and operative tolerance of hepatectomy in the treatment of advanced liver cancers.
20. Objective To study the effect of partial portal vein arterialization on the liver of rats after partial hepatectomy.
21. Conclusion Both water-jet dissector and ultrasonic dissector(CUSA) are all safe, simple and effective instrument in hepatectomy.
22. Objective To evaluate the use of water dissector and ultrasonic dissector ( CUSA ) during hepatectomy.
23. Objective To explore the safety and invasion of laparoscopic hepatectomy ( LH ).
24. Objective To explore the effecting factors of liver cancer recurrence after hepatectomy.