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- Figure 1.
Experimental schema. (A) Isolation and ligation of the left Glissonean pedicle. (B) ICG (10 μg) was injected via the tail vein, resulting in labeling of the area with preserved blood flow in the liver.
- Figure 2.
Liver ischemia caused by ligation of the Glissonean pedicle. (A) Three days after left-Glissonean-pedicle ligation, necrosis occurred due to ischemia (white arrow). (B) Entire liver after removal. Left Glissonean pedicle ligation is depicted by the yellow arrow. Necrosis is indicated by the white arrow.
- Figure 3.
Fluorescence image of the ICG-labeled tumor segment. (A) Five minutes after indocyanine green injection (10 μg) via the tail vein, the 800-nm signal was observed on the right lobe of the liver due to blockage of blood flow into the left lobe of the liver due to Glissonean pedicle-ligation. Liver metastasis is indicated by the arrow. (B) Cranial inversion of the liver in the same mouse as Figure 3A. Arrow: liver-metastatic tumor.
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