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Because HBP surgery and liver transplantation are technically difficult and associated with fatal complications, surgeons usually prepare for the surgeries by understanding the anatomy of each patient, sometimes by drawing sketches based on preoperative imaging studies. During surgery, however, only visual inspection and ultrasonography are available for understanding the patient’s anatomy. Therefore, surgeons have long wished to develop an intraoperative navigation system. In recent years, the usefulness of ICG fluorescence imaging as an intraoperative navigation tool has been reported in various applications. We herein describe the usefulness of ICG fluorescence imaging in the evaluation of blood perfusion in HBP surgery and liver transplantation.
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Right lateral sectionectomy with the use of MIPS (Video duration 01:09) (MP4 13974 kb)
Extended cholecystectomy for gallbladder cancer using ICG fluorescence imaging (Video duration 00:45) (MP4 10054 kb)
Perfusion assessment of the transverse colon during pancreatoduodenectomy (Video duration 00:39) (MP4 8480 kb)
Evaluation of residual gastric perfusion during distal pancreatectomy after previous gastrectomy (Video duration 00:16) (MP4 3091 kb)
Evaluation of blood perfusion in liver transplant grafts (Video duration 01:01) (原著 p.107) (MP4 11631 kb)
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Seo, S. (2023). Perfusion Assessment in HBP Surgery and Liver Transplantation. In: Ishizawa, T. (eds) Fluorescence-Guided Surgery. Springer, Singapore. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-19-7372-7_13
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