Fig. 1
From: Reliable reconstruction of the complex high-location bile duct injury: a novel hepaticojejunostomy
The novel hepaticojejunostomy technique: (a, b) Multiple intrahepatic bile duct openings were left after partial resection of segment IV b base and partial segment V, and the indicator tubes were placed into the proximal bile duct stumps (arrow); (c, d) the posterior wall of reconstruction used mucosa-to-mucosa anastomosis between the posterior wall of the biliary ducts and the posterior wall of the intestine; (e, f) the anterior wall of anastomosis was constituted by the suture of the anterior wall of the intestine and liver transection plane, which closely adhered to the anterior of the bile duct. A rubber decompression tube and a drainage tube were routinely placed in the intestine near the anastomotic stoma and around the anastomosis, respectively (arrowhead)