Laparoscopic liver resection has been recognized as a safe and efficient approach, but its practice still remains confined to experienced teams. The laparoscopic performance for intra-abdominal cancer including primary and secondary hepatic tumours has been established for many years. However, laparoscopic liver resections are a largely confined with expertise in hepato-biliary-pancreatic surgery. Laparoscopic surgery has evolved to become the approach of choice for many abdominal procedures.
Nevertheless, most of the procedures have been performed through laparoscopically assisted or the hand-assisted laparoscopic surgical (HALS). The benefits of these techniques include reduced blood loss, a smoother postoperative period in patients with liver disease and a shorter postoperative hospital stay. Thus, the HALS approach facilitates these dissections and greatly increase the safety. This…
