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Figure 1


Fig. 1 —Photograph of circular linoleum spacer placed between diaphragm and liver. Spacer is approximately 6.5 cm in outer diameter, 2.7 cm in inner diameter, and 2.7 mm thick. To prevent liver tissue from contacting diaphragm, 3-0 coated Vicryl sutures (Ethicon) have been placed in 0.5-cm grid pattern over central cavity. Rear view of spacer shows four channels to allow free circulation of fluid (arrow).