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Objective To study the feasibility and invasiveness of hand-assisted laparoscopic hepatectomy(HALH) for liver cancer.Methods Forty patients undergoing hepatectomy for liver cancer were randomly divided into HALH group and open hepatectomy(OH) group.Data of patients of two groups,Which included operating time,intraoperative blood loss,length of incision,postoperative flatus time,hospital stay,complications and C-reactive protein(CRP) were compared.Results The mean intraoperative blood loss,length of incision,postoperative flatus time,hospital stay and CRP in HALH group were significantly less than that in OH group;but there was no significant difference in operating time,or complication and recurrence rate.Conclusions HALH for liver cancer is less traumatic,and achieves faster patient recovery.It is feasible and safe in selected patients.
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Objective To study the feasibility and safety of hand-assisted laparoscopic modified Sugiura procedure for portal hypertension. Methods Ten patients with cirrhotic portal hypertension and splenomegaly underwent hand-assisted laparoscopic modified Sugiura procedure. Results The operation was successful in all 10 patients. Mean surgical time was 189.5 minutes, Mean blood loss was 141 ml. There was no mortality nor serious postoperative complications. The mean postoperative hospital stay was 10. 5 days. Conclusions Hand-assisted laparoscopic modified Sugiura procedure is feasible and safe. It helps to reduce operative difficulty and control intraoperative bleeding for patients with portal hypertension.