In situ right posterior sectionectomy during liver procurement based on preoperative 3D planning to prevent extreme large-for-size syndrome in adult-to-adult liver transplantation: a case report

In situ right posterior graft sectionectomy is a feasible and effective strategy for preventing LFSS, especially if there is a size discrepancy between the donor liver anteroposterior dimensions and the recipient's lower right hemithorax. Accurate preoperative surgical planning is the key element in the success of the proposed size-reduction strategies.