Liver, Biliary Tract and Pancreas Surgery - General Surgery

Surgery · Clinical Specialties

How it begins

Tratado clinico-quirurgico avanzado de anatomia hepatobiliopancreatica, fisiologia, ictericia obstructiva, litiasis, colangitis, trauma, reseccion hepatica, tumores hepaticos, cirugia biliar compleja, pancreatitis, neoplasias pancreaticas y complicaciones postoperatorias.

What it covers

1. Introduction to Hepatobiliopancreatic Surgery
2. Surgical Anatomy of the Liver
3. · Afferent vascularization and venous drainage
4. · Arterial variants
5. Liver Function, Reserve and Risk of Posthepatectomy Failure
6. · Preoperative evaluation
7. · Induced hypertrophy
8. Anatomy of the Biliary Tract and Hepatocystic Triangle
9. Surgical Anatomy of the Pancreas
10. · Critical vascular relationships
11. · Glandular and duct texture
12. Liver Resection: Technical Principles and Strategy
13. · Vascular control
14. Hepatic Trauma
15. · Operational management
16. Liver Abscesses and Infectious Cysts
17. · Hepatic hydatid disease
18. Hepatocarcinoma
19. · Healing Options
20. Liver Metastasis and Liver Oncological Surgery
21. · Strategies for bilobar disease
22. Liver Transplant
23. · Surgical aspects
24. Biliary Lithiasis and Biliary Colic
25. · Indications for cholecystectomy
26. Acute Cholecystitis and Difficult Cholecystectomy
27. · Difficult cholecystectomy
28. Choledocholithiasis and Benign Obstructive Jaundice
29. · Management options
30. Acute Cholangitis
31. Iatrogenic injury of the bile duct
32. · Classifications and conduct
33. Cholangiocarcinoma and Gallbladder Cancer
34. · Gallbladder cancer
35. Acute Pancreatitis
36. · Initial handling
37. · Cholecystectomy in biliary pancreatitis
38. Infected Pancreatic Necrosis and Step-Up Approach
39. · Step-up
40. Chronic Pancreatitis
41. · Surgical treatment
42. Pancreatic Adenocarcinoma
43. · Resectable, borderline and locally advanced
44. Pancreatic Cystic Tumors
45. · IPMN
46. · MCN and serous
47. Pancreatic Neuroendocrine Tumors
48. Pancreaticoduodenectomy and Pancreatectomies
49. · Critical phases
50. · Distal and central pancreatectomy
51. Postoperative Hepatobiliopancreatic Complications
52. · Pancreatic fistula
53. · Bile leak
54. · Postpancreatectomy hemorrhage
55. Clinical-Surgical Decision Algorithms
56. Portal Hypertension and Surgery in the Cirrhotic Patient
57. · Coagulopathy and transfusion
58. · TIPS and derivations
59. Benign Liver Lesions and Non-Infectious Cysts
60. · Hemangioma
61. · Focal nodular hyperplasia
62. · Hepatocellular adenoma
63. · Simple cysts and polycystic disease
64. Biliary Reconstruction, Hepaticojejunostomy and Benign Stenosis
65. · Benign bile duct stenosis
66. · Choledochal cysts
67. ERCP, Ultrasound Endoscopy and Endoscopic Complications
68. · Post-ERCP pancreatitis
69. · Post-ERCP perforation
70. · Interventional ultrasound endoscopy
71. Pancreatic and Duodenopancreatic Trauma
72. · Classification and management
73. · Associated duodenal injuries
74. Perioperative Care in Hepatobiliopancreatic Surgery
75. · Drains
76. · Nutrition and metabolism
77. · Alarm monitoring
78. Palliation in Advanced Hepatobiliopancreatic Disease
79. · Malignant biliary obstruction
80. · Duodenal obstruction and pain