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This is the third edition of a classic text on surgery of the liver and biliary tract. Fully updated with a more streamlined approach, it offers the reader easy access to answers to their clinical questions. The new edition includes much more how to do it information, amply illustrated with over 200 new operative line diagrams, and has a greater emphasis on laparoscopic techniques. It offers new coverage of the management of tumors of the liver and biliary tract and of benign diseases of the liver and biliary tract. Non surgical treatment of tumors has been extensively revised with the introduction of many new chapters on emerging techniques, eg. radio embolization for liver tumors and alcohol injections for liver tumors. The features include: updated to include the latest in biological understanding of disease processes; expanded section on liver transplantation, its complications and results; and includes new developments in nuclear medicine, CT and MRI. Accompanied by a CD-ROM incorporating video sequences of operative techniques, and a library of many of the line diagrams in full colour, "Surgery of the Liver and Biliary Tract 3/e" is the definitive reference source for the specialist surgeon.
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Contributors
Preface
Acknowledgments
SECTION 1
Anatomy and pathophysiology
1. Surgical and radiologic anatomy of the
liver and biliary tract 3
L. H. Blumgart, L. E. Hann
2. Assessment of liver function in the
surgical patient 35
H. Zimmerman, J. Reichen
Liver hyperplasia, hypertrophy and atrophy and the molecular basis of liver Regeneration 65
N. Fausto, N. S. Hadjis, Y. Fong
4. Liver blood flow: physiology, measurement
and clinical relevance 85
R.. T. Mathie, A.M. Wheatley
5. Bile secretion 109
S. Erlinger
6. The function of the biliary tract and factors
in the production of biliary pain 121
J. Toouli
7. Biliary tract obstruction pathophysiology 137
I. S. Benjamin and S Gupta
8. Infections in hepatic, biliary and pancreatic
surgery 151
J. E. J. Krige, P. C. Bornman,
9. Endotoxin and cytokines in liver and
biliary tract disease 167
L. L. Moldawer
Molecular and genetic determinantsof hepatobiliary and pancreatic neoplasia 187
R. P. DeMatteo, Y Fong
11. Hemostasis in hepatic biliarydisorders 199
G. V. Papatheodoridis, A.K. Burroughs
SECTION 2
Diagnostic techniques
12. Clinical examination andinvestigation 217
A. Shankar, I. Taylor
13a. Ultrasound of the liver and biliarytract 263
D.O. Cosgrove, M. J. K Blomley,R. J. Eckersley
13b. Endoscopic Ultrasound of the biliary tract
P. D. Stevens, C. Lightdale
14. The role of nuclear medicine in
the diagnosis and management
of hepatobiliary diseases 271
T. Akhurst, S. Larson
15. Computed tomography of the liver
and biliary tract 309
M. E. Roddie, A. Adam
16. Magnetic resonance imaging of the liver
and biliary tract 341
L. H. Schwartz, D. R. DeCorato
17. Direct cholangiography 359
R.. C. Kurtz, R.. N. Gibson
18. Angiography 389
J. E. Jackson, A. P. Hemingway,D. J. Allison
19. Fine needle biopsy and aspirationcytology 419
O. Søreide and K Søndenaa
20. Diagnostic laparoscopictechniques 437
C H Wakefield, O.J. Garden
21. Assessment of diagnostic techniquesfor liver masses and biliaryobstruction 451
R. P. DeMatteo, Y. Fong
22. Intraoperative radiology 473
T. A. Broughan, R. .E. Hermann
23. Choledochoscopy 491
G. Berci
24. Intraoperative ultrasound
diagnostic aspects in liver surgery 499
A. Mazziotti and G. L. Grazi
SECTION 3
Pre- and postoperative care and anesthesia
25. The kidney and the liver: pre- and
postoperative factors 511
N Moss, M.E.M. Allison
26. Pre- and postoperative nutrition in
hepatobiliary surgery 531
M. L. Brown, Y. Fong, W. S. Helton
27. Anesthesia and postoperative
intensive care 545
J. A. Melendez, M. Fischer
SECTION 4
Interventional radiology and endoscopic techniques. Biliary bypass and intubation
28. Interventional endoscopy (technical
aspects) 561
K. F. Binmoeller, N. Soehendra
29. Interventional radiologic techniques
in the liver and biliary tract 575
K. T. Brown, G. I. Getrajdman
30. Biliary-enteric anastomosis 595
L.H. Blumgart, W. R. Jarnagin
SECTION 5
Gallstones and gallbladder
31. Gallstone formation 617
R.. H. Dowling
32. The natural history of gallstones and
asymptomatic gallstones 643
J. N. Vauthey, P. F. Saldinger
33. Dissolution of gallstones 651
F. Bazzoli, F. Azzaroli, E. Roda
34. Cholecystitis 665
A. Cuschieri
35. Biliary acute pancreatitis
C. W. Imrie
36. Percutaneous approaches to the
treatment of gallbladder disease
C. D. Becker
37. The technique of cholecystectomy
P. Gertsch
38. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy and
laparoscopic choledocholithotomy
R.. Underwood, N. Soper
39. Stones in the common bile duct -
surgical approaches
R. M. Girard
40. Stones in the bile duct endoscopic
approaches
K Somnay, D. L. Carr-Locke
41. Interventional radiology in the
management of bile duct stones
L. Machan, C. D. Becker
42. Cholecystolithiasis and stones in the
common bile duct: which approach, when?
A. G. Johnson, A. W. Majeed
43. Post-cholecystectomy: problems
I. J. Beckingham, B.J. Rowlands
44. Intrahepatic stones
J. Kamiya, Y. Kitagawa, Y. Nimura
45. Supraduodenal choledochotomy and
choledochoduodenostomy technique
L.H. Blumgart
46. Transduodenal sphincteroplasty and
exploration of the common bile duct
G. Ribotta, F. Procacciante
SECTION 6
Biliary stricture and fistula
47. Biliary atresia
E. R. Howard
48. Sclerosing cholangitis
R. Prall, N. Larusso, R. H. Wiesner
49. Benign biliary strictures
L.H. Blumgart, W. Jarnagin
Comment: Combined surgical
and radiological approach to
benign bile duct strictures and other
biliary problems
A. S. Livingstone
50. External biliary fistula
A. Czerniak
SECTION 7
Biliary tumors
51. Tumors of the bile duct
pathological aspects
A. Zimmermann
52. Benign tumors and pseudotumors
of the biliary tract
R. M. Beazley, L. H. Blumgart
53. Tumors of the gallbladder
D. Bartlett, Y. Fong
54a Cancer of the bile ducts
The Hepatic Ducts and the common
Bile Duct
W. R. Jarnagin, P. F. Saldinger,L. H. Blumgart
54b Hilar and intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma with emphasis on presurgical mamagement
M. Nagino, Y. Nimura
55. Periampullary and pancreatic cancer
M. F. Brennan
56. Pancreaticoduodenectomy
M. F. Brennan
57. Transduodenal resection of the
papilla of Vater
P. Gertsch, L.H. Blumgart
58. Percutaneous intubational techniques
in biliary and periampullary cancer
E. VanSonnenberg, R. OLaoide
59. The endoscopic management of biliary
and periampullary cancer
R. C. Kurtz
SECTION 8
Liver and biliary infection and infestation
60. Cholangitis
H. Pitt, P. Lipsett
61. Pyogenic liver abscess
I. M Pope, G. Poston
62. Amoebic liver abscess
P. G. Thomas and K V. Ravindra
63. Hydatid disease
M. N. Milicevic
64. Recurrent pyogenic cholangitis
S. T. Fan, J. Wong
SECTION 9
Biliary and liver cysts
65. Bile duct cysts in adults
D. M. Nagorney
66. Non-parasitic cystic diseases of the
liver and intrahepatic biliary tree
J. P. Benhamou, Y. Menu, O. Farges
67. Surgical management of
cystic disease of the liver
D. M. Nagorney
SECTION 10
Injury and hemorrhage
68. Liver and bile duct injury
T. V. Berne & A. J. Donovan
69. Trauma to the liver vasculature, aneurysm
and arteriovenous fistula
D. V. Feliciano, H. L. Pachter
70. Hemobilia and bilhemia
P. H. Sandblom
SECTION 11
Liver tumors
71. Tumors of the liver pathologic aspects
A. Zimmermann
72 Benign liver tumors and masses
T.J. Hugh, G. Poston
73. Primary hepatocellular carcinoma
J. Lau
74. Liver tumors in children
M. LaQuaglia
75. Surgical treatment of liver metastases
J. Scheele, A. Altendorf-Hofman
76. Endocrine aspects of liver tumors
S. A. Stanley, S. R. Bloom
77. Embolization of liver tumors
J. Jackson, A. Hemingway, D. J. Allison
78. Radiotherapy with emphasis on radio- embolization for liver tumors
W. Y. Lau
79. Percutaneous methods for ablation
of hepatic tumors
K. T. Brown, L. Brody
80a. Cryotherapy of liver tumors
N. Ravikumar, R. N. Kaleya
80b. Radiofrequency thermal ablation
of liver tumors
?.?. Chamberlain
81a. Chemotherapy of liver tumors
P.J. Johnson
81b. Isolated Hepatic Perfusion
for Extensive Liver Metastases
H.R. Alexander Jr, S. K. Libutti
82. Intra-arterial chemotherapy for liver
tumors
N. E. Kemeny, E. R. Sigurdson, P. Paty
SECTION 12
Hepatic resection
83. Liver resection for benign disease and
liver and biliary tumors
L. H. Blumgart, W. Jarnagin, Y. Fong
Comment: The intrahepatic Glissonian
approach
B. Launois
Extended resections for biliary
tumors: an alternative approach
T. Sano, Y. Nimura
84. Vascular isolation techniques in
liver resection
J. Belghiti
85. Liver resection in cirrhosis of the liver
D. Franco
86. Segment-orientated anatomic liver
resections
J. Scheele, R. Stangl
87. The place of portal venous embolization
M. Makuuchi and T. Takayama
88. Ex vivo and in situ hypothermic
hepatic resection
P. Lodge
89. Intraoperative ultrasound and liver resection and liver transplantation
H. Bismuth, P. Majno, D. Castaing,
D. Azoulay
SECTION 13
Cirrhosis and portal hypertension
90. Cirrhosis and portal hypertension:
pathological aspects
N. Hunt , J. OD. McGee
91. Diagnosis of cirrhosis and portal
hypertension
J. A. Summerfield
92. Management of liver failure
S. M. Riordan...
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