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RELATION OF THE PORTAL BLOOD TO LIVER MAINTENANCE: A DEMONSTRATION OF LIVER ATROPHY CONDITIONAL ON COMPENSATION
RELATION OF THE PORTAL BLOOD TO LIVER MAINTENANCE: A DEMONSTRATION OF LIVER ATROPHY CONDITIONAL ON COMPENSATION,10.1084/jem.31.5.609,Journal of Experi
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RELATION OF THE PORTAL BLOOD TO LIVER MAINTENANCE: A DEMONSTRATION OF LIVER ATROPHY CONDITIONAL ON COMPENSATION
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P. Rous
Journal:
Journal of Experimental Medicine - J EXP MED
, vol. 31, no. 5, pp. 609-632, 1920
DOI:
10.1084/jem.31.5.609
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...This would indicate the unphysiological nature of PVA. A note of interest at this point is the preceding work of Rous and Larimore [
...
K. E. Mortensen
,
et al.
Liver Regeneration in Surgical Animal Models – A Historical Perspectiv...
...It was also known at the beginning in the 20th century that the non-ligated lobe also regenerated after portal branch ligation [
1
]...
...Rous and Larimore [
1
] showed that ligation of a branch of the portal vein in rabbits resulted in marked atrophy of the parenchyma of the corresponding hepatic lobe, and the lobe with uninterrupted portal flow showed regenerative hypertrophy...
Seiki Tashiro
.
Mechanism of liver regeneration after liver resection and portal vein ...
...However, these drugs and techniques are not currently in wide use due to reasons such as side effects, complications and facility limitations. New and safe methods that can be performed at any facility are thus needed.We thus considered 2-stage PVE as a new, highly safe method to facilitate liver regeneration following PVE that can be performed at any facility. To describe 2-stage PVE more concretely, during preoperative PVE involving right lobectomy and extended right lobectomy, the right posterior branch is embolized after right anterior branch embolization, and during preoperative PVE involving right trisegmentectomy, the medial branch is embolized after right branch embolization. In rats, a laparotomy is required for PLV, but in clinical settings, performing PVE by percutaneous transhepatic portal puncture is better and less invasive. In the present study, the rat 90% PVL model was used to investigate 2-stage PVE. If the present research model assumes preoperative PVE involving trisegmentectomy, group A represented 1-stage embolization of the right portal branch, group B represented 1-stage embolization of the right and medial portal branches, and group C represented 2-stage embolization of the right and medial portal branches.As far as animal models for PVE are concerned, numerous studies have been reported using the rat 70% PVL models first described by Rous and Larimore [
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T. Sugimoto
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et al.
Two-Stage Portal Vein Ligation Facilitates Liver Regeneration in Rats
... This model was first described in rats in 1920
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Christian Picard
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et al.
Molecular mechanisms of apoptosis in the liver of rats after portal br...
...Experimental studies using portal branch ligation have described that termination of segmental portal blood flow induces atrophy of the ligated segments [
19
, 20]...
Takanori Kyokane
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et al.
Simultaneous segmental obstruction of bile duct and portal vein marked...
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A Rabbit Model for Selective Portal Vein Embolization
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Citations: 1
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Wilmar de Graaf
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Jacomina W. van den Esschert
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Krijn P. van Lienden
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Joris J. T. H. Roelofs
,
Thomas M. van Gulik
Journal:
Journal of Surgical Research - J SURG RES
, vol. 171, no. 2, pp. 486-494, 2011
Liver Regeneration in Surgical Animal Models – A Historical Perspective and Clinical Implications
K. E. Mortensen
,
A. Revhaug
Journal:
European Surgical Research - EUR SURG RES
, vol. 46, pp. 1-18, 2011
Réduction de dose dans l’exploration du rachis lombaire grâce au scanner 320-détecteurs : étude initiale
A. Gervaise
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M. Louis
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T. Batch
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D. Loeuille
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A. Noel
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F. Guillemin
,
A. Blum
Journal:
Journal De Radiologie - J RADIOL
, vol. 91, no. 7, pp. 779-785, 2010
The history of liver surgery, hepatectomy and haemostasis
E. S. Felekouras
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D. C. Kaparelos
,
E. Papalambros
Journal:
Hellenic Journal of Surgery
, vol. 82, no. 5, pp. 280-296, 2010
Mechanism of liver regeneration after liver resection and portal vein embolization (ligation) is different?
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Citations: 5
)
Seiki Tashiro
Journal:
Journal of Hepato-biliary-pancreatic Surgery
, vol. 16, no. 3, pp. 292-299, 2009