Drainage or pouching of liver cyst or liver abscess

Usually refers to drainage inside the liver cyst. Such as hepatic cyst jejunostomy, hepatic cyst duodenal anastomosis and so on. Treatment of diseases: hepatic cysts, non-parasitic hepatic cysts Indication 1. Large (15 cm or more in diameter) single hepatic cyst. 2. Single-shot multi-atrial hepatic cyst. 3. Large cysts in the multiple hepatic cysts that cause symptoms. Preoperative preparation Antibiotics are routinely used before surgery. Surgical procedure 1. Take the right inferior incision or the right rectus abdominis incision into the abdomen to find out the location and number of cysts. 2. Use a thick needle to make a cyst puncture to determine whether the fluid in the capsule contains bile or a parasitic hepatic cyst. If the parasitic hepatic cyst is a cystic fenestration. The intracapsular fluid is routinely sent for inspection and culture. 3. Use a sharp knife to pick up the wall 1~2cm and absorb the inner fluid. 4. Use an electric knife or scissors to remove more than 1/3 of the wall of the capsule, and cut the edge to make the suture of the cutting edge and stop bleeding. 5. Check the cyst cavity and sew if there is timidity. 6. Apply the iodine gauze to the wall of the capsule or absolute ethanol to spray the wall of the capsule, or use an electric knife to burn the wall of the capsule to destroy the secretory epithelial cells. 7. Check that there is no bleeding in the capsule and close the abdomen.

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