Ezer, AliParlakgumus, Alper2023-06-272023-06-2720161022-386Xhttp://hdl.handle.net/11727/9857Hydatid disease remains an important health problem in endemic areas; and by the way of travel and immigration, it can also be encountered in non-endemic areas. The most common cases with complications following hydatid liver surgeries are biliary fistulas with a frequency of 14.6 - 27.5%. Postoperative biliary leakage is generally due to unnoticed biliary tract communications. It is technically difficult to determine and suture the biliary fistulas, particulary for deep located ones with giant cavities for patients with high body mass index. We report a novel technique via video-assisted suturing of potentially unnoticeable biliocystic fistula in open surgery for patients with hydatid disease.enginfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessHepatic hydatid diseaseVideo-assisted suturingBiliocystic fistulaOpen surgeryarticle2611S92S940004648884000062-s2.0-850284555971681-7168