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- 2Chapter and figure number attached
- 3Attribution intact, at print resolution
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- 1Staging systems and scoring criteria
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In Mirizzi syndrome type 2, is subtotal cholecystectomy with closure over a T-tube actually sufficient, or does the cholecystocholedochal fistula need formal biliary reconstruction? Bailey and Sabiston read differently to me.
What are the specific technical steps and pitfalls of performing a Roux-en-Y hepaticojejunostomy when the hilum is densely fibrosed from chronic Mirizzi inflammation?
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Which bile duct injuries can be repaired over a T-tube, and which demand a hepaticojejunostomy?
How much future liver remnant is enough before an extended right hepatectomy?
When does a low anterior resection still need a diverting stoma?
In blunt splenic injury, when does embolisation beat splenectomy?
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