BTK ABSITE 2023 - Hepatobiliary Part 1
Behind The Knife: The Surgery Podcast
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How to Treat Symptomatic Choleothiasis in a Pregnant Patient
The replaced right hepatic most commonly comes off the SMA. It travels behind the pancreas in the common bile duct. The replaced left hepatic, which comes off the left gastric artery. This is especially important when you're doing foregut surgery and you're opening up the gastropatic ligament. For acute cholecystitis, there's no benefit to cooling off the patient.
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