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Techniques to Minimize Blood Loss During Hepatectomy, physicians, to be the source of venous blood. In the 1970s, observed operative mortality rates from hepatectomy procedures ranged from 17% to 24%. Comparatively, modern series show rates of mortality after hepatectomy of around 5% or significantly less. Risk factors associated with operative mortal

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Minimally Invasive Hepatic Resection,gain popularity. Less postoperative pain, decreased narcotic requirement, shorter length of hospital stay, lower wound-related complications, and better cosmesis have transformed minimally invasive liver resection to become the preferred approach whenever technically feasible. In the last several ye

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Early Recovery After Surgery Pathways for Hepatic Surgery, context of colorectal surgery. Many of the same ER principles have been transferred to other operations and even entire surgical disciplines. Given the issues of multiple approaches, varying magnitudes of hepatectomy, frequent use of cytotoxic chemotherapy, anemia, and multivisceral resection, impl

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Evolving Role of Drains, Tubes and Stents in Pancreatic Surgery,Over the last several decades, through better training, technical advances, and the development of intensive perioperative care and interventional endoscopy and radiology, these procedures have become significantly safer. Pancreaticoduodenectomy is now associated with postoperative mortality as low

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