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Reconstruction of middle hepatic vein using a rotating left hepatic vein flap
Journal of the American College of Surgeons, 2004S A m t n i i t t v d A f o c t S d v a v T s d t r c t i a f M L f he middle hepatic vein (MHV) drains the central part f the liver, including approximately two-thirds of the ight paramedian sector. In patients with a very thick HV, the MHV may drain an even larger part of the ight liver, including the caudal part of the right lateral ector.
Takuya, Hashimoto +8 more
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1996
In general, the hepatic veins drain the liver through suprahepatic segmentation. As described by Couinaud, suprahepatic segmentation is exactly reflected by the external anatomical morphology of the liver. Consequently, the left hepatic vein drains the anatomic left lobe and the middle and right hepatic veins drain the right lobe, while the caudate ...
Eldar M. Gadžijev, Dean Ravnik
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In general, the hepatic veins drain the liver through suprahepatic segmentation. As described by Couinaud, suprahepatic segmentation is exactly reflected by the external anatomical morphology of the liver. Consequently, the left hepatic vein drains the anatomic left lobe and the middle and right hepatic veins drain the right lobe, while the caudate ...
Eldar M. Gadžijev, Dean Ravnik
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THROMBOSIS OF THE HEPATIC VEINS
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1947IT IS THE purpose of this paper to report 2 cases of thrombosis of hepatic veins and review 95 from over 100 in the literature, to emphasize that the syndrome is not always due to one disease process, as is so commonly implied, and to attempt to give a clearer conception of the various other processes which may cause it.
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OCCLUSION OF THE HEPATIC VEINS
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1945Occlusion of the hepatic veins apparently may be caused by disease of the veins themselves or may occur secondarily to inflammatory, cirrhotic or neoplastic changes in the liver, thrombosis in the neighboring vena cava, polycythemia vera or debilitating disease in which the circulation is slowed.
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Imaging and Intervention in the Hepatic Veins
American Journal of Roentgenology, 2003Terry S, Desser +2 more
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Surgical anatomy of the hepatic vein
Cancer, 1958R L, BANNER, R D, BRASFIELD
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Reconstruction of Hepatic Vein and Portal Vein
2023Deok-Bog Moon, Sung-Gyu Lee
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Innervation of the hepatic vein sphincters
Cells Tissues Organs, 1972G, Ungváry, C, Léránth
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