In our body liver is one of the most adaptable organs, any malfunction in the liver will result in affecting various functions. Our center comes under the best hospital in Hyderabad. Our center is pleased to provide this article that details our experience in the orthotopic liver transplantation technique. The side-to-side cavocavostomy technique, which has become our preferred technique for vena cava reconstruction at the time or orthotopic liver transplantation. This article is primarily intended for those who are interested in liver transplantation. We originally began to use the side-to-side cavocavostomy technique as a response to hepatic outflow problem's that we saw on occasion with either the bicaval or piggyback technique of vena cava reconstruction. We have found that the technique is easy to perform, and has been associated with excellent outcomes, including elimination.



Our center is one of the best liver transplant hospitals in Hyderabad.

Vena cava reconstruction and orthotopic liver transplantation are typically performed with the use of a venovenous bypass. The piggyback technique has become popular because of the ability to avoid caval disruption and the need for a bypass. Both of these techniques can be associated with a difficult exposure while performing the caval anastomosis, especially in the case of obese or deep recipients, or a relatively large allograft. IVC or hepatic outflow stenosis may be associated with allograft loss and significant patient morbidity. The difficult caval anastomosis may lead to caval or hepatic venous stenos, a challenging clinical problem that may be associated with graft loss and significant patient morbidity.



Besides, the higher prevalence of obesity among current liver transplant recipients has increased the technical challenges of caval exposure. For this reason, since July 2007, the best hospital in Hyderabad has adopted a side-to-side cavocavostomy as our preferred method of caval reconstruction in liver transplantation. We believe this technique allows us to avoid caval disruption and augment hepatic venous outflow. We hope the following article emphasizes these advantages for our concern to reach out better.

1) Back table preparation of the donor's liver for the side-to-side cavocavostomy proceeds in a standard manner.

2) Particular attention is made to cleaning off the posterior aspect of the vena cava, where the cavotomy will be located.

3) Adequate length of both the supra and infrahepatic cava should be cleared, such that each end may be stapled closed.



In the best liver transplant hospital in Hyderabad, the recipient operation begins in a standard manner. We generally prefer a bilateral subcoastal incision, with midline extension when necessary. Here we utilize an Omni retractor to facilitate exposure. We believe this technique, along with the temporary internal Billary stents, had lead to a decrease in our post-transplant Billary complications. We believe that the adoption of the side-to-side cavocavostomy has led to an improvement in our post-transplant outcomes. Other potential benefits that we are currently investigating include an apparent decrease in perioperative renal injury and a potential improvement in Billary outcomes. We also find that the anastomosis is easiest to perform from the left side of the table. Despite severe challenges solutions and prospects are on the horizon. Now it's important in a liver cancer diagnosis to have a good and strong support network because the diagnosis can be overwhelming. You can also join our career support group where you can discuss your concerns who can relate what you are going through. We can also provide information on support groups on the NGO's that provide the same or National Cancer Institute websites.