Figures
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Figure 1. The left portal vein and artery was ligated, and a left hemi-hepatectomy was performed (approximately 40%).
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Figure 2. After controlled bleeding and bile leakage (a), solution A was applying to the cut surface (b), then 1 cm2 piece of Neoveil (c) were attached covering the surface (arrow in d), and solution A and B were applied (e and f).
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Figure 3. After liver resection, we controlled bleeding and bile leakage (a). Then, 1 mL solution A was applied to the cut surface (b), and then followed by solution A and B applied to the covered surface (c).
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Figure 4. Fibrotic capsulated cavity revealed at the cut surface (a, b: arrows). Inside of this cavity had necrotic liver tissues, Bolheal, and peace of Neoveil with bile juice (c, d).
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Figure 5. a: The fibrotic tissue and normal liver tissue were completely separate; Bolheal and Neoveil were remained on the fibrotic tissue (dot arrow); b: Neoveil, Bolheal and carbonizing liver tissue were not adapted, Bolheal; dot arrow, Neoveil; white arrow, and necrotic liver tissue (blue arrow), respectively.
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Figure 6. Mild adhesion revealed at the cut surface (a) and specimen did not had any kind of biloma or abscess.
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Figure 7. Histology, Bolheal was integrated with normal liver tissues, Bolheal did not find anywhere at the cut surface, fibrotic tissue was covered normal liver tissue.