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See Latest ArticlesThe introduction of a simple maneuver to reduce the risk of postoperative bleeding after major hepatectomies
Journal of Hepato-Biliary-Pancreatic Surgery, 04/23/09
Vassiliou I et al. - Hepatectomies conducted under low CVP are prone to postoperative hemorrhage which can be prevented if the final bleeding control is performed under high pressure in the hepatic veins. Application of the testing maneuver effectively unmasked previously undetectable bleeding veins.
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