Understanding Liver Resection Procedure

Liver resection is a surgical procedure where a damaged or diseased portion of the liver is removed. It is commonly performed to treat liver tumors or localized liver disease. The surgery helps preserve healthy liver tissue while removing the affected area.

Precision Hepatic Surgery – How Liver Resection Is Performed with Sterile Control

Liver resection begins with general anesthesia and wide-area preparation using Nivda large surgical drapes to ensure full abdominal coverage. The surgeon accesses the liver through an open or laparoscopic approach using scalpels, retractors, and energy devices. Careful vessel control is achieved with clips, sutures, and advanced sealing instruments to reduce bleeding. Nivda reinforced surgical gowns and fluid-resistant drapes protect the team from blood and bile exposure. Disposable suction tubing, laparotomy sponges, and instrument covers help maintain a clean and organized surgical field. This controlled technique allows safe removal of the diseased liver segment while preserving remaining liver function.