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Case Reports
. 1998 Mar-Apr;93(2):87-96.

[Repeat hepatic resections]

[Article in Romanian]
I Popescu  1 , S Ciurea, V Braşoveanu, D Pietrăreanu, D Tulbure, S Georgescu, D Stănescu, V Herlea
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  • PMID: 9656596
Case Reports

[Repeat hepatic resections]

[Article in Romanian]
I Popescu et al. Chirurgia (Bucur). 1998 Mar-Apr.

Abstract

Five cases of iterative liver resections are presented, out of a total of 150 hepatectomies performed between 1.01.1995-1.01.1998. The resections were carried out for recurrent adenoma (one case), cholangiocarcinoma (two cases), hepatocellular carcinoma (one case), colo-rectal cancer metastasis (one case). Only cases with at least one major hepatic resection were included. Re-resections were more difficult than the primary resection due, first of all, to the modified vascular anatomy. Intraoperative ultrasound permitted localization of intrahepatic recurrences. Iterative liver resection appears to be the best therapeutical choice for patients with recurrent liver tumors.

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