Partial Hepatectomy of a VA-ECMO Patient After Mechanical CPR by LUCAS Device Due to a Catastrophic Liver Laceration: A Case Report

Reudor Grinberg; Saar Minha; Zahar Shapira; Avigal Rapoport; Nina Golman; Yuval Hochman; Danny Miltau; Yaron Hai; Eduard Ilgiyaev

doi:10.12659/AJCR.939771

24 July 2023 : Case report Israel

Partial Hepatectomy of a VA-ECMO Patient After Mechanical CPR by LUCAS Device Due to a Catastrophic Liver Laceration: A Case Report

Challenging differential diagnosis, Management of emergency care, Rare coexistence of disease or pathology

Reudor Grinberg

^1ABDEF*, Saar Minha^2BF, Zahar Shapira^3BF, Avigal Rapoport^1BF, Nina Golman^1BF, Yuval Hochman^1BF, Danny Miltau^1BF, Yaron Hai^1BF, Eduard Ilgiyaev^1ABF

DOI: 10.12659/AJCR.939771

Am J Case Rep 2023; 24:e939771

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Figure 4. Echocardiography Day 5. On the left, pulse wave (PW) images showing a reduction in VTI to 4.2cm correlating approximately to 10–15% EF. On the right, cross section echocardiographic images using the “Simpson” estimation of 16% EF.

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Partial Hepatectomy of a VA-ECMO Patient After Mechanical CPR by LUCAS Device Due to a Catastrophic Liver Laceration: A Case Report

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