
Microsurgery was used for hepatic portoenterostomy as the treatment of biliary atresia in 46 patients whom we treated since 1972. The microscope had a higher power (eight or ten times) magnification. As for the results of the operative procedure with the microscope, of 46 patients, 32 (70 percent) showed satisfactory bile flow postoperatively.
Common Bile Duct, Microsurgery, Jejunum, Portal Vein, Methods, Humans, Hepatic Duct, Common
Common Bile Duct, Microsurgery, Jejunum, Portal Vein, Methods, Humans, Hepatic Duct, Common
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