New Liver Anatomy: Portal Segmentation and the Drainage Vein (Hardcover)

Chapter 1 Reclassification of the Liver Chapter 2 Previous Liver Anatomy Chapter 3 Liver Volume from the Point of View of Portal Flow (Normal Liver): Region Growing Method Chapter 4 Embryology Chapter 5 Right-Sided Round Ligament Chapter 6 Left Portal Vein Chapter 7 Relationship Between Left Hepatic Duct and Left Portal Vein Chapter 8 Right Portal Vein Chapter 9 Right Hepatic Duct Chapter 10 Right Paramedian Sector . Chapter 11 Right Lateral Portal Vein Ramification Chapter 12 Anatomy of the Hepatic Vein Chapter 13 The Caudate Lobe and Its Portal Vein Supply Chapter 14 Caudate Lobe Bile Duct Chapter 15 Hilar Plate System Chapter 16 Clarification of Some of Couinaud?fs Anatomical Variations Based on the Embryological Development of the Liver Chapter 17 Opening the Anterior Fissure Chapter 18 New Surgical Technique According to New Anatomy Chapter 19 S2 (Left Lateral Superior Segment) Resection Chapter 20 Left Lateral Inferior (S3) Resection Chapter 21 Left Paramedian Sector (S3, S4) Resection Chapter 22 Right Paramedian Sector Resection Chapter 23 Anterior Segmental Resection Chapter 24 Anterior Superior Resection Chapter 25 Anteroinferior Segment Resection Chapter 26 Anterior + Caudate Lobe Resection for Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma Chapter 27 Total Resection of the Drainage Area of the Middle Hepatic Vein (S4 + Anterior Segment) Chapter 28 Inferior Half-Resection of the Drainage Area of the Middle Hepatic Vein (S4a + Anteroinferior Segment) Chapter 29 Left Hepatic Lobe + Anteroventral Segmentectomy Chapter 30 Resection of Left Hepatic Lobe + Anterior + Caudate Lobe for Cholangiocarcinoma Chapter 31 Resection of Left Paramedian + Anterosuperior Segments Chapter 32 Resection of Middle Segment Chapter 33 Middle Superior Segmental Resection Chapter 34 Right Lateral (Posterior) + Middle Segments Resection: Total Resection of the Right Hepatic VeinDrainage Area Chapter 35 Right Lateral (Posterior) Segmental Resection Chapter 36 Special Anatomy in Difficult Situations During Surgery