Surgical treatment of XXXX : technical point of view.

@entity1 @entity548 @entity96 @entity2695 @entity16970 @entity409 @entity490 @entity99
@entity99 are the most common @entity96 . Surgical treatment can be difficult as a result of the high risk of @entity548 . The present study reviewed clinical features of @entity1 with @entity99 and surgical techniques used in their treatment. Eight @entity1 with @entity99 underwent hepatectomies at the Asan Medial Center between January 2006 and March 2009. @entity1 demographic, clinical, and surgical characteristics and outcomes were reviewed retrospectively. Seven females and one male @entity1 underwent hepatectomies during the study period. The median age was 48.5 years (range, 33 to 58 years). Indications for surgical interventions were @entity490 (62.5%), an abdominal mass (37.5%), @entity16970 (25%), and increased @entity2695 size (25%). The @entity2695 were usually multiple (87.5%) and bilobar (75%) and had a median size of 14.5 cm (range, 7 to 29 cm). All @entity1 underwent major hepatic resection with early vascular control using the Glissonean pedicle transection method (GPTM), the @entity409 maneuver (LHM), and preparation for total vascular exclusion (TVE). There was no major morbidity or mortality. The minor morbidity rate was 25 per cent with transfusion rate of 37.5 per cent. Early vascular control using the GPTM, the LHM, and preparation for TVE is essential for safe resection of large @entity99 .
