Liver Growth and Repair

Discover the intricate world of liver regeneration with "Liver Growth and Repair" by A. Strain, published by Springer in 2012. This comprehensive paperback, featuring a softcover reprint of the original 1st edition from 1998, spans an impressive 662 pages. The book delves into the modern phase of experimental studies on liver regeneration, which began in 1931 with the groundbreaking work of Higgins and Anderson, who introduced a method for performing a two-thirds resection of the liver in rats. This pivotal research laid the foundation for understanding liver growth and repair mechanisms. Ideal for researchers, students, and healthcare professionals, this title offers valuable insights into the complexities of liver biology. Enhance your knowledge and explore the advancements in liver regeneration with this essential resource.