Complications during multiorgan retrieval and pancreas preservation

Figure 1 Right hepatic artery from mesenteric superior artery.

Figure 2 Right hepatic artery from mesenteric superior artery. A: Intraoperative view; B: Overlayed with identifiers. SMA: Superior mesenteric artery; IPDA: Inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery; rRHA: Replaced right hepatic artery.

Figure 3 Arterial vasculature of the pancreas. Illustrated from the view of contemporary surgery. A: Anterior; B: Posterior.

Figure 4 Pancreas graft mobilization. A: Photo; B: Drawing from Martin Finch.

Figure 5 Retrieval of pancreas and liver. A and B: Intraoperative views of the retrieval procedure, showing different aspects.

Figure 6 Pancreatico-duodenal graft. A and B: Intraoperative views of the bench preparation procedure, showing different aspects.

Figure 7 Venous vessels. Illustrated from the view of contemporary surgery. A: Anterior view; B: Posterior view.

Figure 8 Portal vein.

Figure 9 Aortic canula in super-fast retrieval. A and B: Intraoperative views of the procedure, showing different aspects. Photos provided by Dr Perez Daga, pancreas transplant surgeon (Malaga, Spain).

Figure 10  Normothermic circulation. A: Picture of normothermic preservation machines (NECMO); B: Diagram of NECMO. NECMO: Normothermic preservation machines.

Figure 11 Negative-pressure wound therapy.