Insufficient future liver remnant (FLR) is a common limitation that prevents patients from undergoing extensive hepatectomy. Recent studies have shown that an FLR of less than 20% is strongly associated with postoperative liver failure and increased mortality rates. Consequently, to enhance the safety of extensive liver resection, it is imperative to identify strategies to augment FLR.

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Anterior Approach ALPPS

  • Albert Chan

摘要

Insufficient future liver remnant (FLR) is a common limitation that prevents patients from undergoing extensive hepatectomy. Recent studies have shown that an FLR of less than 20% is strongly associated with postoperative liver failure and increased mortality rates. Consequently, to enhance the safety of extensive liver resection, it is imperative to identify strategies to augment FLR.