The influence of precise liver resection techniques on intestinal permeability in the diseases needing liver resection / 中国医师杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To evaluate the influence of precise liver resection techniques on intestinal permeability in the diseases needing liver resection.Methods Eighty-seven patients needing liver resection were randomized to receive the precise liver resection (n =58,PLR group) or the conventional liver resection (n =29,CLR group).D-lactate and and endotoxin in abdominal fluid were detected in all the patients.The abdominal fluid bacteria cultures were performed.Results The postoperative hospitalization time,the needed time of blood routine,temperature,and oppetite resuming were significantly shorter in PLR group than those in CLR group (t ≥7.36,P ＜ 0.01) ; The postoperative abdominal effusion was significantly less in PLR group than that of CLR group(t ≥ 14.17,P ＜0.01).The abdominal fluid concentrations of D-lactate and endotoxin in operation or at 1d after operation were significantly higher than those at 5d after operation in both groups(t ≥10.41,P ＜0.01).Those parameters decreased significantly at 2d after operation,returned to the normal level at 3d after operation in PLR group,and those parameters were significantly lower in PLR group than those in CLR group at the same time phase after postoperative 2 or 3 days (t ≥9.23,P ＜0.01) ; Those parameters began to drop at 3d after operation,returned to the normal level at 5d after operation in CLR group.The positive rate of abdominal fluid bacteria cultures was significantly lower in PLR group than that in CLR group(13/29) (x2 =23.51,P ＜ 0.01).Conclusions The precise liver resection techniques had an important influence on intestinal permeability in the diseases needing liver resection.