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2003Segmental nature of the porcine liver and its potential as a model for experimental partial hepatectomyCourt, F.; Wemyss-Holden, S.; Morrison, C.; Teague, B.; Laws, P.; Kew, J.; Dennison, A.; Maddern, G.
2003Peliosis hepatis: Central "fast surge" ultrasound enhancement and multislice CT appearancesKleinig, P.; Davies, R.; Maddern, G.; Kew, J.
2011Bile leakage after hepatobiliary and pancreatic surgery: A definition and grading of severity by the International Study Group of Liver SurgeryKoch, M.; Garden, J.; Padbury, R.; Rahbari, N.; Adam, R.; Capussotti, L.; Sheung, T.; Yokoyama, Y.; Crawford, M.; Makuuchi, M.; Christophi, C.; Banting, S.; Brooke-Smith, M.; Usatoff, V.; Nagino, M.; Maddern, G.; Hugh, T.; Vauthey, J.; Greig, P.; Rees, M.; et al.
2000The safety of electrolytically induced hepatic necrosis in a pig modelWemyss-Holden, S.; de la M Hall, P.; Robertson, G.; Dennison, A.; Vanderzon, P.; Maddern, G.
1999Left extended hemihepatectomy with preservation of large inferior right hepatic vein: a case report.Texler, M.; Jamieson, G.; Maddern, G.
2014Systematic review of congenital and acquired portal-systemic shunts in otherwise normal liversMatthews, T.; Trochsler, M.; Bridgewater, F.; Maddern, G.
2000A new treatment for unresectable liver tumours: long-term studies of electrolytic lesions in the pig liverWemyss-Holden, S.; Robertson, G.; Dennison, A.; Vanderzon, P.; de la M Hall, P.; Maddern, G.
1998Electrochemically-induced hepatic necrosis: the next step forward in patients with unresectable liver tumours?Baxter, P.; Wemyss-Holden, S.; Dennison, A.; Maddern, G.
2004Electrolytic liver ablation is not associated with evidence of a systemic inflammatory response syndromeTeague, B.; Court, F.; Morrison, C.; Kho, M.; Wemyss-Holden, S.; Maddern, G.

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