Hepatobiliary Surgery — Flashcards

If the Type _____ choledochal cyst is adherent to the portal vein posteriorly it is treated by Lily's operation

The _____ maneuver involves compression of the hepatoduodenal ligament to control liver bleeding

The classic clinical triad of symptoms in choledochal cyst include _____, jaundice, and a mass, with jaundice being a consistent finding

If on table, the common bile duct injury is _____ mm or those draining more than single segment of the liver, T-tube insertion is performed

The risk of rupture in hepatic adenoma is estimated to be seen in _____% to 50% of the cases

_____ tumors are extrahepatic cholangiocarcinomas located in the peri-hilar region

All _____ patients of >50 years and all symptomatic patients with gallbladder polyps are treated with surgery (asymptomatic/symptomatic)

If on table, the CBD injury is _____ mm or those draining less than single segment of the liver, ligation is performed

_____ triad is seen in Hemobilia

What is the next step in the case of a cystic stump injury with a leak post-op followed by USG guided drainage (if leak still continues after 1-2 days)?_____