Postoperative short term outcomes in different surgical techniques of hydatid disease of liver.pdf

1、Objective:-The aim of this study was to evaluate the results ofdifferent surgical treatment of liver hydatid disease.
　　Methods:Records of patients who underwent surgery for liver hydatid disease between 2011 and 2012

2、 were reviewed. Outcomes measured were operative morbidity and mortality, intraoperative bleeding volume, drainage duration, hospital stay, and recurrence.
　　Results:Seventy four patients underwent endocystectomy (ext

3、ernal drainage, abdominal drain), 145 had pericystectomy 95 patients with subtotal pericystectomy and 23 with liver resection. Postoperativefistula is more common in endocystectomy 17.56％while the postoperative deranged

4、liver function (30.43%) is associated with liver resection. No recurrences and postoperative mortality occur in any group.
　　Conclusion:Cystopericystectomy was a safe and effective procedure that achieved excellentimm

5、ediate and long-term results. Hepatic resection should be considered only in exceptional cases,because it involves the unnecessary sacrifice of healthy hepatic parenchyma. Endocystectomy surgery and alternative procedure