Liver Transplant With Portocaval Hemitransposition: Blood Supply With Only Hepatic Artery Is Possible?

Wang, C.; Zhang, T.; Song, Shuai; Xiu, Dian Rong; Jiang, Bin

doi:10.1016/j.transproceed.2005.03.003

Transplantation Proceedings

2005

DOI: 10.1016/j.transproceed.2005.03.003

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Liver Transplant With Portocaval Hemitransposition: Blood Supply With Only Hepatic Artery Is Possible?

C. Wang¹,

T. Zhang²,

Shuai Song³

et al.

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Cavoportal Hemitransposition in Liver Transplantation: Toward a More Safe and Efficient Technique

2019

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Extended splanchnic venous thrombosis represents a challenge for the liver transplantation (LT) surgeon. In the absence of large venous tributaries, the cavoportal hemitransposition (CPHTr) and the combined liver‐intestinal or multivisceral transplantation are the only technical solutions. Because of the reported high morbidity and mortality rates due to infrequent use and a lack of standardization, the former technique has been almost abandoned by the transplant community. A newly designed technique of CPHTr is presented that is based on the combination of an inferior vena cava (IVC)–sparing hepatectomy and large laterolateral cavocaval and end‐to‐side cavoportal anastomoses separated only by a double vascular stapler line. This technique allows the splanchnic blood to be completely diverted toward the allograft and to eliminate low‐flow IVC areas, which possibly lead to complications. The modified CPHTr technique proposed here offers a valuable alternative to much more complex and invasive intestinal transplantation procedures.

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Cavoportal Hemitransposition in Liver Transplantation: Toward a More Safe and Efficient Technique

2019

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Novel classification of non-malignant portal vein thrombosis: A guide to surgical decision-making during liver transplantation

Bhangui

Lim

Levesque

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Journal of Hepatology

130

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Non-tumoral portal vein thrombosis (PVT) is present at liver transplantation in 5% to 26% of cirrhotic patients, and the prevalence of complex PVT as defined here (grade 4 Yerdel, and grade 3,4 Jamieson and Charco) has been reported in 0% to 2.2%. Adequate portal inflow is mandatory to ensure graft and patient survival after liver transplantation. With time, the proposed classifications of non-tumoral chronic PVT have evolved from being anatomy-based, to also incorporating functional parameters. However, none of the currently proposed classifications are directed towards decision-making, regarding the choice of inflow to the graft during transplantation and the outcomes thereof. The present scoping review i) addresses the limits of the currently available classifications in terms of surgical decisiveness, ii) clarifies the concept of physiological or non-physiological portal inflow reconstruction, and subsequently, iii) proposes a new classification of non-tumoral PVT in candidates for liver transplantation; to help tailor the surgical strategy to an individual patient, in order to provide portal inflow to the graft together with control of prehepatic portal hypertension whenever feasible.

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Extensive Thrombosis of the Portal Vein and Vena Cava After Orthotopic Liver Transplantation With Cavoportal Hemitransposition: A Case Report

Yan

Wang

2008

Transplantation Proceedings

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Liver Transplant With Portocaval Hemitransposition: Blood Supply With Only Hepatic Artery Is Possible?

Cited by 7 publications

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Cavoportal Hemitransposition in Liver Transplantation: Toward a More Safe and Efficient Technique

Cavoportal Hemitransposition in Liver Transplantation: Toward a More Safe and Efficient Technique

Novel classification of non-malignant portal vein thrombosis: A guide to surgical decision-making during liver transplantation

Extensive Thrombosis of the Portal Vein and Vena Cava After Orthotopic Liver Transplantation With Cavoportal Hemitransposition: A Case Report

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