Aim:This study aimed to compare mini-invasive liver resection(MILR)(laparoscopic/robotic approach)and open liver resection(OLR)for hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC)in elderly patients with regard to clinical and oncologic...
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Aim:This study aimed to compare mini-invasive liver resection(MILR)(laparoscopic/robotic approach)and open liver resection(OLR)for hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC)in elderly patients with regard to clinical and oncological outcomes through a comprehensive systematic ***:The MEDLINE and Cochrane Library electronic databases were systematically searched from 2009 to December 2019 to identify relevant English written studies comparing MILR and *** main endpoints were Child-Pugh score,serum total bilirubin level,comorbidity,presence/absence of cirrhosis,minor/major resection,challenge segment approach,operative time,estimated intraoperative blood loss,liver failure rate,morbidity according to the Clavien-Dindo classification,length of hospital stay(LOS),postoperative mortality,number of lesions,tumor size,readmission rate,recurrence rate and survival at 1,3 and 5 years after ***-analyses provided pooled relative risks and mean differences for these ***-off for"elderly age"was set at 65 years ***:Eight studies that evaluated 3051 patients who underwent liver resection for HCC,with 950 undergoing MILR and 2101 OLR,were included after the screening *** loss,morbidity,and LOS showed statistical significance in favor of *** particular,with respect to OLR,MILR decreased on average blood loss by 161.43 mL(95%CI:250.24-72.61),risk of morbidity by 42%(Pliver resection to HCC patients with borderline liver *** may be considered an important treatment o
The application of minimally invasive liversurgery(MILS)in the field of living donor hepatectomy has been exceedingly slow,and its impact is limited to a handful of centers *** adoption has been primarily hampered by...
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The application of minimally invasive liver surgery(MILS)in the field of living donor hepatectomy has been exceedingly slow,and its impact is limited to a handful of centers *** adoption has been primarily hampered by the technical limitations of laparoscopy,namely rigid instrumentation,suboptimal optics,and a seemingly steep learning *** deficiencies are magnified in the donor hepatectomy operation wherein the parenchyma and vasculature must be handled atraumatically to produce a pristine allograft fit for *** safety concerns and medicolegal ramifications are also cited as impediments to MILS in donor *** 2013,our institution embraced a purely laparoscopic approach to living donor left lateral sectionectomy,and it quickly became our default ***,with donor hemi-hepatectomy,we gravitated to the robotic surgical system as our preferred ***,we describe our experience with minimally invasive donor hepatectomy,which we now universally offer to all living *** extensive familiarity with robotic donor hepatectomy will provide the reader with an instructive perspective on the attributes and merits of the robotic *** appropriate collaboration and proctorship,we believe that the robotic platform will actualize a more rapid and widespread adoption than that experienced with the purely laparoscopic technique.
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