1. There were four pancreatic fistulas and two Subphrenic abscesses.

2. Conclusion MOSF, rebleeding, subphrenic infection and biliary leakage are the major operative complications of severe hepatic trauma.

3. Perforation of intrahepatic and subphrenic infection through the diaphragm was the basic pathologic feature of the said fistulae.

4. Subphrenic abscess in the main because of gastrointestinal perforation and post - operative infections.

5. Subphrenic infection occurred in 2 cases and were cured by drainage.

6. Operative complications:9 cases of left hydrothorax, 10 cases of left subphrenic hydrops and one hemorrhage of upper digestive tract.

7. Conclusion Medical obturation glue can effectively decrease liver cross sectional effusion, and occurrence of subphrenic infection in hepatolobectomy of APLD.

8. The course of primary liver cancer was unrelated to the incidence of subphrenic infection.

9. Postoperative adequate drainage of subdiaphragm and the raw surface of the liver was critical factor of preventing subphrenic infection.