Definition: The term "hepatostomy" is a medical procedure that involves removing excess or damaged liver tissue from the abdomen. This can be done to treat conditions such as cirrhosis, which occurs when the liver becomes too damaged and cannot function properly. During a hepostomy, surgeons typically make incisions in the abdominal wall to remove the damaged liver tissue. They then close the incisions with sutures or staples to prevent future bleeding. The procedure is usually performed under general anesthesia and can be
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