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Possition of trocars and operators.
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The hydatid cyst from segment VIII of the liver with omentum adherences.
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We sectioned the adherences between the omentum and the cyst's wall (Figure 2).
The mesh soaked with hypertonic saline solution around the punctured hydatid cyst.
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Lagrot partial pericystectomy.
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We performed the Lagrot partial pericystectomy for the hydatid cyst's anterior wall, as much as possible, using diathermy and Ligasure (Figure 4).
The hydatid cyst from the IVth segment of the liver.
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Removing the cyst wall and all the remnants of the germinal membrane from the interior of the cyst using an endobag.
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There were no points of bile leakage (Figure 6).
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