Author(s): Schmandra TC, Kim ZG, Gutt CN
Carbon dioxide, the primary gas used to establish a pneumoperitoneum, causes numerous systemic effects related to cardiovascular function and acid-base balance. Therefore, the use of other gases, such as helium, has been proposed. Furthermore, the pneumoperitoneum itself, with the concomitant elevation of intraabdominal pressure, causes local and systemic effects that have been only partly elucidated. Portal blood flow, which plays an important role in hepatic function and cell-conveyed immune response, is one of the affected parameters.
Referred From: https://doi.org/10.1007/s004640000331
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