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Hepatic flow optimization in full right split liver transplantation

查看全文 作  者:Stefano Di [1]Domenico;Enzo [1]Andorno;Giovanni [1]Varotti;Umberto [1]Valente 高影响力作者 机构地区:[1]Department of General Surgery and Organ Transplantation,San Martino University Hospital高影响力机构 出  处:《World Journal of Gastrointestinal Surgery》索引2011年第3卷第7期,共3页高影响力期刊 摘  要:Split liver transplantation for two adults offers a valuable opportunity to expand the donor pool for adult recipients.However,its application is mainly hampered by the physiological limits of these partial grafts.Small for size syndrome is a major concern during transplantation with partial graft and different techniques have been developed in living donor liver transplantation to prevent the graft dysfunction.Herein,we report the first application of synergic approaches to optimise the hepatic hemodynamic in a split liver graft for two adults. A Caucasian woman underwent liver transplantation for alcoholic cirrhosis(MELD 21)with a full right liver graft (S5-S8)without middle hepatic vein.Minor and accessory inferior hepatic veins were preserved by splitting the vena cava;V5 and V8 were anastomosed with a donor venous iliac patch.After implantation,a 16G catheter was advanced in the main portal trunk.Inflow modulation was achieved by splenic artery ligation.Intraportal infusion of PGE1 was started intraoperatively and discontinued after 5 d.Graft function was immediate withnormalization of liver test after 7 d.Nineteen months after transplantation,liver function is normal and graft volume is 110%of the recipient standard liver volume. Optimisation of the venous outflow,inflow modulation and intraportal infusion of PGE1 may represent a valuable synergic strategy to prevent the graft dysfunction and it may increase the safety of split liver graft for two adults. 关 键 词:TRANSPLANTATION SPLIT liver PORTAL FLOW Ultrasound PROSTAGLANDIN
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