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OBJECTIVE:To discuss the application of biomedical fibrin glue in laparoscopic hepatectomy(LH).METHO-DS:40 patients undergoing LH were randomly divided into biomedical fibrin glue group(trial group) and control group:the patients in trial group underwent LH,transection of liver by ultrasound knife,with the transected liver surface sprayed with biomedical fibrin glue guided by laparoscope;the control group underwent routine LH only.The postoperative blood loss and bile leakage were observed by T-tube drainage.RESULTS:In the biomedical fibrin glue group,the operations for all the patients were successful,the postoperative recovery was smooth,the postoperative drainage volume,RBC in the drained fluid,level of hemoglobin and length of hospital stay were all significantly lower than in the control group(P
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Objective To investigate the feasibility of biomedical fibrin glue in laparoscopic treatment of peptic ulcer perforation.Methods A total of 126 patients with peptic ulcer perforation were randomly divided into two groups (63 in each group).Biomedical fibrin glue was used in treatment group,and routine treatment was used in control group.The total volume of drainage after operation,rate of intestnial fistula and adhesions,allergy reaction,time of drainage tube removal,and average hospotal stay time were observed in both groups.Results There was no allergic reaction in treatment group.Total volume of drainage in treatment group was(65.3?7.5)mL,and (110.2?9.6)mL in control group,with a significant difference between the two groups(P