for an "inverted" patient
Dr. Thamer bin Hadi Al-Ghamdi, a faculty member at the Faculty of Medicine at Al-Baha University who is seeking a German Fellowship in Gastrointestinal Surgery, was able to achieve an unprecedented scientific medical achievement for a patient with inverted organs Situs inversus caused by hepatocellular carcinoma for the fourth, fifth and eighth semester.
Al-Ghamdi stated to “Al-Madinah”: “This process, which is modern and works for the first time in the world for an inverted patient, was steps where the first step of the operation included, opening the upper abdominal wall through an incision under the ribs on the left side because the inverted patient after complete anesthesia To the patient. ” He pointed out that after this the liver is moved by separating all the ligaments fixed to it, then the left and middle hepatic vein is separated. This is followed by separation of the branches of the right and left hepatic artery entering the fourth lobe of the liver.
