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Surgery | 1996

Laparoscopic partial hepatectomy and left lateral segmentectomy: Technique and results of a clinical series

Hironori Kaneko; Sumito Takagi; Tadaaki Shiba

BACKGROUND Technical difficulties have impeded the development of laparoscopic hepatectomy. This article describes a new technique for performing partial hepatectomy and left lateral segmentectomy by means of laparoscopy, and the results in a series of 11 consecutive patients are reported. METHODS A microwave tissue coagulator is used in combination with an ultrasonic surgical aspirator to divide hepatic parenchyma without pneumoperitoneum. Branched vessels and ducts are clipped and transected. The largest vessels were suture ligated in some cases. The endoscopic linear stapler was used to transect the left hepatic vein for left lateral segmentectomy. The resected liver was maneuvered into a specimen bag and removed. The argon beam coagulator was used to secure hemostasis of the plane of transection. RESULTS Eleven patients underwent laparoscopic hepatic resection. Indications included isolated metastatic lesion, hepatocellular carcinoma, hemangioma, Wilsons disease, and hemochromatosis. Three patients underwent left lateral segmentectomy, and eight underwent partial hepatectomy. Ten procedures were performed uneventfully; one patient required conversion to open hepatectomy because of excessive bleeding. Notable differences were seen in blood loss compared with open hepatectomy, and no operative complications occurred. Postoperative pain was minimal. CONCLUSIONS The laparoscopic hepatectomy, especially partial or left lateral segmentectomy, appears to be a viable surgical alternative in selected cases.


Surgical Endoscopy and Other Interventional Techniques | 2002

Laparoscopic hepatectomy for extrahepatic growing tumor. Surgical strategy based on extrahepatic growing index.

Sumito Takagi; Hironori Kaneko; Takashi Ishii; Akira Tamura; Kunihiro Yamazaki; Masaaki Yoshino; Masaru Tsuchiya; Naoki Joubara; Y. Otuka; Tadaaki Shiba

AbstractsBackground: This article describes the operative procedures, varying difficulties, and required instrumentation for performing laparoscopic hepatectomy (LH) on the basis of a lesions extrahepatic growing (EG) index, as calculated by computed tomography (CT). Methods: Laparoscopic partial hepatectomy cases were divided into the following two groups: an EG tumor group (n = 11) and an intrahepatic tumor group (n = 8). The surgical procedures, operative results, and laparoscopic instrumentation for these two groups were compared based on the EG index (/cm2; maximum diameter of tumor pedicle/maximum vertical diameter of tumor/area of the tumor). Results: The mean operative time was significantly shorter and the mean blood loss was significantly less in the EG tumor group than in the intrahepatic tumor group. In addition, in the EG tumor group, there were significant differences in mean operative time and mean blood loss related to the values associated with the EG index (p <0.05, P <0.01). THE SELECTION OF LAPAROSCOPIC INSTRUMENTS WAS BASED ON THE EG INDEX, AS FOLLOWS: (A) LESIONS WITH AN EG INDEX >5/cm2 underwent resection in combination with a microwave tissue coagulator and an ultrasonic surgical aspirator (13 cases, including intrahepatic tumor cases); (b) lesions with an EG index of 5–15/cm2 underwent resection in combination with a microwave tissue coagulator and laparosonic coagulating shears (four cases); (c) lesions with an EG index <%15/cm2 underwent resection with a laparoscopic linear stapler (two cases). Conclusion: Our preliminary experience leads us to believe that it is useful to calculate the EG index by CT scan before formulating the technical strategy for a subsequent LH procedure.


Clinical and Experimental Medicine | 2001

Reassessment of monoethylglycinexylidide as preoperative liver function test in a rat model of liver cirrhosis and man.

Hironori Kaneko; Yuichiro Otsuka; M. Katagiri; Tetsuya Maeda; Masaru Tsuchiya; Akira Tamura; Takashi Ishii; Sumito Takagi; Tadaaki Shiba

Abstract It is known that lidocaine is rapidly metabolized by the hepatic cytochrome P-450 system to form monoethylglycinexylidide (MEGX), its primary metabolite. We analyzed serum MEGX levels experimentally and clinically by fluorescent polatization immunoassay to reassess preoperative liver microsome functions. Experimental study: Liver cirrhosis was produced in rats by intra-abdominal injection of thioacetamide. MEGX, indocyanine green test (ICG), and liver biochemical variables were measured periodically. Then, survival rates were assessed after the rats received a 70% hepatectomy. Clinical study: MEGX levels were measured in various human patients with chronic hepatitis or liver cirrhosis who underwent hepatectomy. Serum MEGX levels significantly dropped and ICG levels significantly rose with macroscopic and histologic progression of liver cirrhosis in rats. The MEGX levels correlated closely with albumin levels and ICG. Preoperative MEGX and ICG levels of the mortal group of rats differed significantly from those of the survival group with 70% hepatectomy. Furthermore, 100% of the rats with MEGX levels above 40 ng/ml and ICG levels below 1.0%. In the clinical study, MEGX levels were significantly lower in patients with chronic hepatitis or liver cirrhosis than in healthy volunteers and correlated significantly with liver function tests such as albumin, Fischers ratio, prothrombin time, hepaplastin and ICG. A significant difference was found in MEGX levels between patients receiving lobectomy and those receiving subsegmentectomy or partial hepatectomy. All patients tolerated their operations. Our data indicate that the MEGX test combined with ICG test and Child-Pugh classification is a better predictor of residual liver reserve capacity, and the analysis of hepatic MEGX formation might prove useful for rapid and reliable assessment liver function and choice of surgical treatment.


Jpn J Gastroenterol Surg, Nihon Shokaki Geka Gakkai zasshi | 2000

Laparoscopic Hepatectomy for the Patients with Hepatocellular Carcinoma.

Hironori Kaneko; Sumito Takagi; Yuuichirou Ohtsuka; Masaaki Yoshino; Naoki Joubara; Masaru Tsuchiya; Akira Tamura; Takashi Ishii; Tadaaki Shiba

原発性肝癌に対し腹腔鏡下肝切除を施行し, その手術手技や適応について検討した. 手術手技: 肝実質切離にはマイクロ波凝固装置と高周波凝固機能内臓超音波吸引装置の併用やハーモニックスカルペルを使用する. 視野展開はCO2塞栓の危険性から気腹を避け腹壁つり上げ法にする. 脈管切離にはクリッピングを, グリソンや肝静脈などの太い脈管には腹腔鏡用自動縫合器を使用する. 結果: 肝部分切除術7例, 肝外側区域切除術2例に試み, 1例は止血のため開腹術に移行したが, 8例は安全に施行できた. 手術時間, 出血量は通常の開腹術と差がなかった. 術後疼痛は軽微で, 回復も早く, 経過も良好であった. 適応: 高度肝硬変は原則的に除外, 系統的肝切除は外側区域切除を除き適応外とし, 腫瘍径は5cm以下, 部位は肝下区域の表面や辺縁, 外側区域に局在するものが適応となる. 原発性肝細胞癌に対しても, 腹腔鏡下肝切除は根治性と低侵襲を兼ね備えた外科治療の1手段になるものと考える.


Jpn J Gastroenterol Surg, Nihon Shokaki Geka Gakkai zasshi | 2000

A Case of Laparoscopic Splenectomy for Blunt Splenic Rupture after Abdominal Trauma.

Sumito Takagi; Hironori Kaneko; Keiji Okada; Masaaki Yoshino; Jun Ishii; Tadaaki Shiba; Hijiri Watanabe

IIId型外傷性脾破裂に対して腹腔鏡下に保存的治療の可否を判断し, その後腹腔鏡下に脾臓摘出術を施行した症例を経験した. 症例は14歳の男児. サッカーの試合中に腹部を打撲し, 当院に救急搬送された. 腹部CT, 超音波検査から脾損傷の程度はIIIc型と診断した. 循環動態は安定していたが, その後の画像診断で進行性の腹腔内出血と貧血を認めたため腹腔鏡を施行した. 腹腔内は消化管を含め他臓器の損傷はなく, 約1,200mlの血液が貯留していた. 脾損傷の程度はIIId型で脾温存は不可能と判断し, そのまま腹腔鏡下に脾臓摘出術を施行した. 術後経過は順調で, 第14病日に退院した. 腹腔鏡による脾損傷診断は, 保存的加療が可能であるかどうかを正確かつ迅速に判断し, その後摘脾術に移行することも可能である. 腹腔鏡下のアプローチは, これからの外傷性脾破裂に対する診断・治療戦略の選択肢になりうると考えられた.


American Journal of Surgery | 2005

Laparoscopic liver resection of hepatocellular carcinoma

Hironori Kaneko; Sumito Takagi; Yuichiro Otsuka; Masaru Tsuchiya; Akira Tamura; Toshio Katagiri; Tetsuya Maeda; Tadaaki Shiba


American Journal of Surgery | 2004

Hepatic resection using stapling devices.

Hironori Kaneko; Yuichiro Otsuka; Sumito Takagi; Masaru Tsuchiya; Akira Tamura; Tadaaki Shiba


Journal of Hepato-biliary-pancreatic Surgery | 2004

Laparoscopy‐assisted spleen‐preserving distal pancreatectomy with conservation of the splenic artery and vein

Hironori Kaneko; Sumito Takagi; Naoki Joubara; Kunihiro Yamazaki; Yoshihisa Kubota; Masaru Tsuchiya; Yuichiro Otsuka; Tadaaki Shiba


Nihon Rinsho Geka Gakkai Zasshi (journal of Japan Surgical Association) | 2001

A CASE OF MICROCARCINOMA OF THE STOMACH WITH LEFT SIDE GALLBLADDER, PREDUODENAL PORTAL VEIN, INTESTINAL MALROTATION AND POLYSPLEEN

Masaru Tsuchiya; Hironori Kaneko; Yoshitaka Miki; Seiji Seimiya; Sumito Takagi; Tadaaki Shiba


Nihon Gekakei Rengo Gakkaishi (journal of Japanese College of Surgeons) | 1996

Experimental Laparoscopic Hepatectomy of Left Lateral Lobe in Pig Models

Hironori Kaneko; Sumito Takagi; Yuichiro Ohtsuka; Masaaki Yoshino; Tetsuyoshi Mitsumaru; Tadaaki Shiba

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