Basics of Liver Removal Procedures

Hepatectomy is a surgical procedure to remove part or all of the liver. It is commonly performed for liver tumors or severe liver disease. The surgery helps preserve healthy liver function while removing diseased tissue.

Precision Liver Resection with Comprehensive Sterile Field Management

Hepatectomy is performed through an open abdominal incision to access the liver safely. Surgeons use vascular control techniques, energy devices, and sutures to minimize bleeding during liver resection. Nivda major abdominal and hepatobiliary drapes provide extensive sterile coverage of the upper abdomen. Nivda reinforced surgical gowns protect the surgical team from heavy blood and fluid exposure. High-absorbency disposable drapes help manage bile, blood, and irrigation fluids efficiently. These sterile disposables are essential for infection control and procedural safety.