ICG-Enhanced Visualization of Venous Congestion for Laparoscopic Anatomical Liver Resection of Segment 8-Ventral.

Ann Surg OncolMay 19, 2026 (epub)

Yusuke Hanabata, Satoshi Ogiso, Hiroto Nishino et al.

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The portal vein branching pattern in the right anterior section (RAS) shows frequent variations. In such cases, Hjortsjö's classification 1 -which divides RAS into ventral and dorsal parts 2,3 -is often more appropriate than Couinaud's classification, which separates RAS into cranial (S8) and caudal (S5) parts.

Authors' conclusions

Integration of hepatic venous anatomy, congestion mapping, and ICG fluorescence enables identification of the ventral-dorsal boundary and facilitates safe and precise anatomical resection of segment 8-ventral.

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