FIELD: medicine. SUBSTANCE: method involves forming portocavalous bypass by means of autograft taken from large femoral subcutaneous vein between the greater omentum vein and exterior jugular vein. EFFECT: reduced hemorrhagic and traumatic complications. 1 dwg
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