In the patient described above, which of the following are important operative steps in the performance of a right hepatic lobectomy?
A. The use of an ultrasonic dissector is essential for division of the hepatic parenchyma
B. If temporary portal inflow occlusion is used (Pringle maneuver), it is not necessary to reestablish blood flow during the course of the parenchymal division
C. The greater omentum may be used to buttress the transected liver edge
D. Control of the main right hepatic vein should eliminate all forms of venous drainage
Answer:C
In the patient described above, which of the following are important operative steps in the performance of a right hepatic lobectomy?
A. The use of an ultrasonic dissector is essential for division of the hepatic parenchyma B. If temporary portal inflow occlusion is used (Pringle maneuver), it is not necessary to reestablish blood flow during the course of the parenchymal division C. The greater omentum may be used to buttress the transected liver edge D. Control of the main right hepatic vein should eliminate all forms of venous drainage