Partial Hepatectomy

Partial hepatectomy is a surgical procedure to remove a portion of the liver. The remaining healthy liver cells are able to regenerate and take over the function of the removed portion. This procedure can be used to remove tumours or parts of the liver affected by disease or trauma. Partial hepatectomy is a major surgical procedure that can have significant impacts on a patient’s quality of life. It can be used to effectively treat liver tumours, prevent the spread of cancer, provide relief from chronic diseases such as cirrhosis, and to reduce the need for organ transplantation. It is also used to remove infected masses and to replace the damaged tissue with healthy liver cells. This procedure is highly beneficial to patients and can help patients to live a healthier and longer life.