Laparoscopic hepatic resections using heat coagulation necrosis - 3-years experience

KALA, Zdeněk, Vlastimil VÁLEK, Petr KYSELA, Ivo HANKE, Petr BENDA, Tomáš SVOBODA a Vladimír PROCHÁZKA. Laparoscopic hepatic resections using heat coagulation necrosis - 3-years experience. Acta Chirurgica Belgica. Belgie: Royal belgian society for surgery, 2003, suppl 103, č. 5, s. 47-48, 1 s. ISSN 001-5458.

Základní údaje

Originální název

Laparoscopic hepatic resections using heat coagulation necrosis - 3-years experience

Název anglicky

Laparoscopic hepatic resections using heat coagulation necrosis - 3-years experience

Autoři

KALA, Zdeněk, Vlastimil VÁLEK, Petr KYSELA, Ivo HANKE, Petr BENDA, Tomáš SVOBODA a Vladimír PROCHÁZKA

Vydání

Acta Chirurgica Belgica, Belgie, Royal belgian society for surgery, 2003, 001-5458

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Další údaje

Typ výsledku

Článek v odborném periodiku

Utajení

není předmětem státního či obchodního tajemství

Organizační jednotka

Lékařská fakulta

Klíčová slova anglicky

liver resection; tumour; radiofrequency ablation; ablation methods; laparoscopy

Štítky

ablation methods, laparoscopy, liver resection, radiofrequency ablation, tumour

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Anotace

V originále

An extensive laparotomy is very often needed even in small non-anatomic liver resections for tumours thus participating in the postoperative morbidity. A laparoscopy could be an alternative together with peroperative pretreating of the tumour vicinity by a radiofrequency ablation to avoid bleeding. The technique, its obstacles and results are presented. Pringle,s manoeuvre was not used. Nevertheless, a control of the hepato-duodenal ligament with a vascular tape together with the hypovolemic anaesthesia was performed. Concerning the curative potential of the radiofrequency alone compared to the combined technique there were yet living cells populations found in 3 of 5 completely burned specimens.

Anglicky

An extensive laparotomy is very often needed even in small non-anatomic liver resections for tumours thus participating in the postoperative morbidity. A laparoscopy could be an alternative together with peroperative pretreating of the tumour vicinity by a radiofrequency ablation to avoid bleeding. The technique, its obstacles and results are presented. Pringle,s manoeuvre was not used. Nevertheless, a control of the hepato-duodenal ligament with a vascular tape together with the hypovolemic anaesthesia was performed. Concerning the curative potential of the radiofrequency alone compared to the combined technique there were yet living cells populations found in 3 of 5 completely burned specimens.