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Left Lateral Sectionectomymall branches going to the caudate lobe were cut and secured by Hem-o-lock clips to increase the length of the left portal vein. When we reached the hilar plate, the left biliary duct cut with and the proximal end closed by a running suture (PDS 5/0).

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Silverlight and ASP.NET Revealed,e established advantages of laparoscopy, bleeding control during laparoscopic liver resection has been considered difficult. However, there are several methods that LLR will be performed with minimal blood loss as possible.

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Silverlight and ASP.NET RevealedUsually, for a right hemihepatectomy or a right posterior sectionectomy, the liver was fully mobilized from the inferior vena cava as much as possible and multiple small hepatic veins were clipped and divided. However, for left hemihepatectomy, we do not mobilize the liver as the first step.

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Patient Positioning and Trocar PlacementThe patient can be placed in a supine position with the surgeon standing on one side (or a left semi-decubitus position if the liver lesion is in the right side), or the patient can be placed in a lithotomy position with the surgeon standing between the legs of the patient.

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Glissonean Approach versus Individual LigationUsually, for a right hemihepatectomy or a right posterior sectionectomy, the liver was fully mobilized from the inferior vena cava as much as possible and multiple small hepatic veins were clipped and divided. However, for left hemihepatectomy, we do not mobilize the liver as the first step.

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Application of Indocyanine Green (ICG)Recently, a fluorescence imaging technique using indocyanine green (ICG) has been developed and clinically applied to intraoperative visualization of the bile duct, liver cancers, and hepatic segments to be resected in hepatobiliary surgery.