In fact, there are two of the most difficult and most important aspects of liver resection surgery!
The first key point is: As long as the necrotic liver tissue is not completely debrided, it will inevitably cause abdominal infection.
Considering the current situation of the patient, Wang Dong:
Shock + infection + hepatic coma = mortality rate as high as ninety-five percent!
Similarly, the second factor: You must preserve as much safe liver tissue as possible. If too much of the liver is resected at this time, the patient's liver won't even be able to handle basic daily metabolism.
This could again trigger liver failure and result in the patient's death!
This is a dilemma with no easy answer.
Finding a balance point in this is crucial.
Obviously, Chen Cang's choice seemed the best to Gao Huarong.
The final touches remained!
They need to manage the liver ducts and blind ducts well, stitch up the liver, and place the drainage tube.
