Methodology for performing organ-saving operations on parenchymatous organs in animals

Currently, partial hepatectomy and splenectomy in small domestic animals are performed in exceptional situations. The risk of significant, life-threatening animal bleeding during such operations is high, so organ-preserving operations on the spleen are still classified as rare surgical interventions, and they are not sufficiently developed. In addition, there are still no available research results and systematic information on this topic in the available literature. In this regard, the development of effective methods of surgical intervention on parenchymal organs remains one of the urgent problems, since the use of methods of organ-preserving operations, minimizing the volume of surgical trauma is one of the main tasks of veterinary surgery.