Hepatocellular Cancer
Kagoshima University details research in hepatocellular cancer
Published in Medical Devices and Surgical Technology Week, October 4th, 2009
"We performed caudate resection for HCC in 12 patients. Clinical and operative characteristics and survival were analyzed. Tumors were located in the Spiegel lobe in three patients, the caudate process in six, and the paracaval portion in three. The procedure performed most was isolated partial caudate lobe resection (six patients). Three patients underwent partial caudate lobe resection combined...
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