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liver segments

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liver segments,
the eight regions of the liver based on blood supply and biliary drainage.


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The 2003 French guidelines on the management of CRLM recommended four categories that could be defined: (i) easily resectable liver metastases; (ii) resectable liver metastases involving five to six liver segments and/or contralateral major vascular structures; (iii) liver metastases that are initially unresectable but may become resectable after chemotherapy; and (iv) definitely unresectable liver metastases [14].
Classification of colorectal liver metastases by O'Reilly, Derek A.; Poston, Graeme J. / Advances in Gastrointestinal Cancer
Hepatic parenchyma The typical cirrhotic liver morphology shows hypertrophy of the caudate lobe (segment I according to the Couinaud classification) and the left lateral liver segments (segments II and III), with atrophy of the remaining liver (Figure 1).
CT of liver transplantation by Ryan, Suzanne M.; Sidhu, Paul S. / Applied Radiology
At the conference, Broelsch said discussions should begin on offering financial remuneration for living donation of kidneys or liver segments.
German transplant surgeon Christoph Broelsch embroiled in payment for ... by Van Putten, Bart Meijer / Transplant News
 
 
 
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