Pulmonary spread of embolization material following portal vein embolization and hepatic resection: a cautionary tale
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Bopanna, Aditya
Rashid, Mudassir
Damodaran Prabha, Ramesh
Puhalla, Harald
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During portal vein embolization (PVE) prior to hepatectomy, the viability of the future liver remnant (FLR) is a critical determinant associated with the risk of post-operative liver failure and death.1 Care is taken to prevent embolization of viable liver and to prevent spread of embolization material. Alongside a review of the literature, we present a potentially devastating case of pulmonary embolization of material following PVE and liver resection.
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ANZ Journal of Surgery
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Kotecha, K; Bopanna, A; Rashid, M; Damodaran Prabha, R; Puhalla, H, Pulmonary spread of embolization material following portal vein embolization and hepatic resection: a cautionary tale, ANZ Journal of Surgery, 2021