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Modified Right Lobe Graft(MRLG) is one of the most common used graft in liver transplantation .Anterior sector of allograft in MRLG usually congested to decrease this congestion tributaries of middle hepatic vein should be drained to inferior vena cava .
There are too many techniques available for this drainage using either cryopreserved or synthetic graft for vascular anastomosis .In this study we will compare between two different technique using ringed synthetic polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) graft to assess outflow adequacy in both technique.
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Comparative, prospective, observational, two-groups study. group 1 : Middle Hepatic Vein(MHV) will reconstructed by fashioning a PTFE graft of suitable size positioned parallel to the cut surface of the Modified Right Lobe Graft.This position theoretically make the PTFE graft in a position similar to MHV.Any vein >4mm will be connected end to side fashion to the PTFE graft.The distal end of the PTFE graft will be closed by hemolock just distal to segment 5 vein .The proximal end of PTFE graft will be anastomosed to the recipient MHV orifice or MHV/lift orifice group 2: The end of segment 5 vein will be anastomosed to the end of suitable size PTFE graft which will be anastomosed to Inferior Vena Cava (IVC) directly and The end of segment 8 vein will be anastomosed to the end of suitable size PTFE graft which will be anastomosed to MHV or MHV/Lift orifice directly.the study will not be randomized .All operation will be done by tha same team .Choice of technique at surgeon discretion .Outflow adequecy will be assessed by Doppler Ultrasound intraoperatively and daily for 5 day once per week for 4 week and ,2,3,6,month.Progressive diminished flow or absent flow both will be considered as graft not patent .Markers of venous congestion will be considered as secondary outcome measure.
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50 participants in 2 patient groups
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Ahmed Abdalla, master
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