Two-dimensional venogram following portal venous embolization as a predictor for future liver remnant hypertrophy

Key Points

• Liver remnant hypertrophy can be effectively predicted using two-dimensional venograms after portal venous embolization.
• The observed correlation indicates that imaging assessments may guide surgical planning and intervention outcomes.
• Assessment using two-dimensional venograms allows for better preoperative evaluations and risk stratification in liver surgeries.
• This approach may enhance clinical decision-making, supporting the need for imaging in predicting hemodynamics in liver resections.