Liver and Biliary Tract Surgery: Embryological Anatomy to 3D-Imaging and Transplant Innovations

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Table of contents (57 chapters)

• Embryological and Surgical Anatomy of the Intrahepatic and Extrahepatic Biliary Tree

Pages 3-16

Dalley, A. F., II, PhD (et al.)

• Surgical Anatomy of the Liver

Pages 17-33

Kekis, P., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Anatomical Variations and Anomalies of the Biliary Tree, Veins and Arteries

Pages 35-48

Karaliotas, Con. Ch., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Ultrasonographical Anatomy for the Surgeon. The Value of Intra-Operative Ultrasonography

Pages 49-60

Mylona, S., MD (et al.)

• Elements of the Biliary Tract and Liver Physiology

Pages 61-67

Christofides, Th., MD (et al.)

• Conventional Imaging Studies of the Biliary Tract

Pages 69-85

Thanos, L., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangiopancreatography

Pages 87-109

Goumas, Kon., MD, PhD (et al.)Endoscopic Ultrasonography on Gallbladder and Biliary Tract

Pages 111-118

Goumas, Kon., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Hepatobiliary Disease and Anaesthesia

Pages 121-133

Georgakis, P., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Congenital Malformations in the Extrahepatic Biliary Tree in Children Biliary Atresia

Pages 135-141

Keramidas, D. C., MDCholedochal Cysts of the Biliary Tree in Children

Pages 143-147

Keramidas, D. C., MD

• Gallstone Disease

Pages 149-167

Birbas, Kon. N., MD (et al.)

Complications in the Performance of Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy. What Can Co Wrong? How do Complications Have to Be Managed?

Pages 169-178

Quast, G., MD (et al.)

• Iatrocenic Injury of the Extrahepatic Bile Ducts. Surgical Reconstruction

Pages 179-191

Kaklamanos, I. G., MD (et al.)

• Principles of the Surgical Management of the Common Bile Duct Stones

Pages 193-218

Karaliotas, Con. Ch., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Laparoscopic Common Bile Duct Exploration

Pages 219-225

Karaliotas, Con. Ch., MD (et al.)

• Endoscopic Management of Common Bile Duct Stones

Pages 227-237

Goumas, Kon., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Current Chances in Biliary Reoperations for Benign Lesions

Pages 239-242

Papaevangelou, E. J., MD (et al.)

• Other Benign Biliary Diseases and Lesions

Pages 243-252

Sgourakis, G., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Cholangitis

Pages 253-266

Fragulidis, G. P., MD (et al.)

• Callbladder Carcinoma

Pages 267-278

Karatzas, G., MD (et al.)

• Bile Duct Cancer

Pages 279-288

Karatzas, G., MD (et al.)

• Endoscopic Palliative Management of the Malignancies of the Biliary Tract

Pages 289-296

Goumas, Kon., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Operations of the Biliary Tract. Technical Aspects

Pages 297-313

Bramis, J., MD (et al.)

• Imaging Studies of the Liver

Pages 317-331

Thanos, L., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Three Dimensional (3D) Computed Tomography Images Reconstruction in Liver Surgery

Pages 333-338

Damrah, O., MD, AFRCS (et al.)

• Preoperative Assessment of Liver Function

Pages 339-356

Sgourakis, G., MD, PhD (et al.)Indications for Liver Resection

Pages 357-362

Healy, A., MBBS, MRCS (et al.)

Liver Resection and Stapling Devices — Laparoscopic Resection

Pages 363-366

Healy, A., MBBS, MRCS (et al.)

• Liver Resection Assisted with the Radiofrequency Technique

Pages 367-372

Healy, A., MBBS, MRCS (et al.)Liver Resection for Cholangiocarcinoma

Pages 373-379

Sotiropoulos, G. C., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Portal Vein Embolisation

Pages 381-396

Damrah, O., MD, AFRCS (et al.)

• Hepatic Chemoembolization

Pages 397-407

Tait, Paul, MA, MB Bchir., FRCR

• Selective Internal Radiation therapy

Pages 409-418

Al-Nahhas, A., MSc, FRCP (et al.)

• The Use of Sirtex in Inoperable Liver Tumours. A Surgeon’s View

Pages 419-420

Zacharoulis, D., MD (et al.)

• Basics of Radiofrequency Tissue Ablation

Pages 421-422

Jiao, L. R., MD FRCS (et al.)

• Radiofrequency Ablation of Liver Colorectal Metastases

Pages 423-432

Tracey, J., MD (et al.)

• Stem Cell Therapy in Liver Disease

Pages 433-439

Pai, M., MS, MSc, DIC, MRCS (et al.)

• Liver Gene Therapy: Will Gene Therapy Deliver to the Liver Patient?

Pages 441-449

Levicar, N., MSc, MSc, PhD (et al.)

• Liver Trauma

Pages 451-470

Vagianos, Con., MD (et al.)

• Hydatid Cyst of the Liver

Pages 471-485

Lanitis, S., MD (et al.)

• Hepatic Abscess

Pages 487-505

Contis, J., MD, FRCS, FACS (et al.)

• Benign Liver Tumours

Pages 507-513

Mitellas, Th., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Non-Parasitic Diseases of the Liver and Intrahepatic Biliary Tree

Pages 515-526

Brotzakis, P., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Liver Transplantation

Pages 529-530

Broelsch, C. E., MD, PhD, FACS

• Indications for Liver Transplantation

Pages 531-533

Beckebaum, S., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Patient Evaluation

Pages 534-534

Cicinnati, V., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Pre-Transplantation MAnagement Issue

Pages 534-536

Beckebaum, S., MD, PhD, Assistant Professor of Gastroenterology and Hepatology (et al.)

• Operative Data

Pages 537-545

• Living Donor Liver Transplantation

Pages 547-558

• Intensive Care Unit Management

Pages 559-560

Sotiropoulos, G. C., MD, PhD (et al.)

• Perioperative Complications

Pages 561-561

Lang, H., MD, MA, PhD, FACS (et al.)

• Long-Term Complications After Liver Transplalntation

Pages 562-567

Beckebaum, S., MD, PhD (et al.)Recurrent Diseases after Liver Transplantation

Pages 568-575

Sotiropoulos, G. C., MD PhD (et al.)

• Outcome of Liver Transplantation in Special Categories of Patiens

Pages 577-578

• Computer Assisted Surgery Planning (CASP) in Adult-to-Adult Living Donor Liver Transplantation (ALDLT)

Pages 579-625

Radtke, A., MD (et al.)

• Conclusion

Pages 627-627

Broelsch, C. E., MD, PhD, FACS