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      Purpose: Most liver surgeons perform a right hepatic resection
      for a hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) for the complete
      mobilization of the right lobe of liver, via the conventional
      approach, prior to a parenchymal transection. However, in
      selected patients, with a massive hepatoma that has invaded
      to the diaphragm, the conventional mobilization of the liver
      prior to a parenchymal transection may be very difficult and
      result in excessive bleeding. The feasibility of an ‘anterior
      approach’ was evaluated by analyzing of the clinical result
      of the surgical treatment for a massive hepatoma with diaphragmatic
      invasion.
      Methods: Between November, 2001 and November, 2002,
      six patients underwent a major right hepatic resection, using
      an anterior approach, for a HCC that had invaded or was
      adhered to the diaphragm, preventing the easy mobilization
      of the right lobe of the liver.
      Results: There was no hospital mortality among six patients.
      A massive transfusion, followed by massive bleeding, was
      performed in four patients, but no post-operative liver failure
      occurred.
      Conclusion: These cases, performed via an anterior approach,
      had massive bleeding, but no hospital mortality or postoperative
      liver failure was observed. If the patients had
      undergone the procedure via the conventional approach,much more bleeding would have been expected. An ‘anterior
      approach' is a safe and effective option in selected patients
      with a massive hepatoma and diaphragmatic invasion.
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      Purpose: Most liver surgeons perform a right hepatic resection for a hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) for the complete mobilization of the right lobe of liver, via the conventional approach, prior to a parenchymal transection. However, in selected p...

      Purpose: Most liver surgeons perform a right hepatic resection
      for a hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) for the complete
      mobilization of the right lobe of liver, via the conventional
      approach, prior to a parenchymal transection. However, in
      selected patients, with a massive hepatoma that has invaded
      to the diaphragm, the conventional mobilization of the liver
      prior to a parenchymal transection may be very difficult and
      result in excessive bleeding. The feasibility of an ‘anterior
      approach’ was evaluated by analyzing of the clinical result
      of the surgical treatment for a massive hepatoma with diaphragmatic
      invasion.
      Methods: Between November, 2001 and November, 2002,
      six patients underwent a major right hepatic resection, using
      an anterior approach, for a HCC that had invaded or was
      adhered to the diaphragm, preventing the easy mobilization
      of the right lobe of the liver.
      Results: There was no hospital mortality among six patients.
      A massive transfusion, followed by massive bleeding, was
      performed in four patients, but no post-operative liver failure
      occurred.
      Conclusion: These cases, performed via an anterior approach,
      had massive bleeding, but no hospital mortality or postoperative
      liver failure was observed. If the patients had
      undergone the procedure via the conventional approach,much more bleeding would have been expected. An ‘anterior
      approach' is a safe and effective option in selected patients
      with a massive hepatoma and diaphragmatic invasion.

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      한국어
      Purpose: Most liver surgeons perform a right hepatic resection
      for a hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) for the complete
      mobilization of the right lobe of liver, via the conventional
      approach, prior to a parenchymal transection. However, in
      selected patients, with a massive hepatoma that has invaded
      to the diaphragm, the conventional mobilization of the liver
      prior to a parenchymal transection may be very difficult and
      result in excessive bleeding. The feasibility of an ‘anterior
      approach’ was evaluated by analyzing of the clinical result
      of the surgical treatment for a massive hepatoma with diaphragmatic
      invasion.
      Methods: Between November, 2001 and November, 2002,
      six patients underwent a major right hepatic resection, using
      an anterior approach, for a HCC that had invaded or was
      adhered to the diaphragm, preventing the easy mobilization
      of the right lobe of the liver.
      Results: There was no hospital mortality among six patients.
      A massive transfusion, followed by massive bleeding, was
      performed in four patients, but no post-operative liver failure
      occurred.
      Conclusion: These cases, performed via an anterior approach,
      had massive bleeding, but no hospital mortality or postoperative
      liver failure was observed. If the patients had
      undergone the procedure via the conventional approach,much more bleeding would have been expected. An ‘anterior
      approach' is a safe and effective option in selected patients
      with a massive hepatoma and diaphragmatic invasion.
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      Purpose: Most liver surgeons perform a right hepatic resection for a hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) for the complete mobilization of the right lobe of liver, via the conventional approach, prior to a parenchymal transection. However, in selected patie...

      Purpose: Most liver surgeons perform a right hepatic resection
      for a hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) for the complete
      mobilization of the right lobe of liver, via the conventional
      approach, prior to a parenchymal transection. However, in
      selected patients, with a massive hepatoma that has invaded
      to the diaphragm, the conventional mobilization of the liver
      prior to a parenchymal transection may be very difficult and
      result in excessive bleeding. The feasibility of an ‘anterior
      approach’ was evaluated by analyzing of the clinical result
      of the surgical treatment for a massive hepatoma with diaphragmatic
      invasion.
      Methods: Between November, 2001 and November, 2002,
      six patients underwent a major right hepatic resection, using
      an anterior approach, for a HCC that had invaded or was
      adhered to the diaphragm, preventing the easy mobilization
      of the right lobe of the liver.
      Results: There was no hospital mortality among six patients.
      A massive transfusion, followed by massive bleeding, was
      performed in four patients, but no post-operative liver failure
      occurred.
      Conclusion: These cases, performed via an anterior approach,
      had massive bleeding, but no hospital mortality or postoperative
      liver failure was observed. If the patients had
      undergone the procedure via the conventional approach,much more bleeding would have been expected. An ‘anterior
      approach' is a safe and effective option in selected patients
      with a massive hepatoma and diaphragmatic invasion.

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