Variability of standard liver volume estimation versus software‐assisted total liver volume measurement
James J. Pomposelli, Assanee Tongyoo, Christoph Wald, Elizabeth A. Pomfret – 24 April 2012 – The estimation of the standard liver volume (SLV) is an important component of the evaluation of potential living liver donors and the surgical planning for resection for tumors. At least 16 different formulas for estimating SLV have been published in the worldwide literature. More recently, several proprietary software‐assisted image postprocessing (SAIP) programs have been developed to provide accurate volume measurements based on the actual anatomy of a specific patient.