The role of surgery in the management of liver metastases from non-colorectal cancers: A review of the literature

Surgery for non-colorectal liver metastases is nowadays indicated due to advances in surgical techniques and patients multimodal management. The objective of our study evaluate the management cancers visceral surgery department Mohamed V military hospital Rabat. This a retrospective on series 13 resections over period 6 years from January 2015 December 2020. In series, average age 53 with prevalence women (62%). primary cancer was ducal breast carcinoma times (46.15%). There were 2 cases stromal tumors (15.38%), neuroendocrine one case gastric adenocarcinoma, small cell lymphoma, adrenocortical carcinoma. Liver synchronous 76.92% cases, metachronous 23.08% cases. They unique 84.62% bilobar 15.38% type resection performed 11 metastasectomy, 3 segmentectomy, bi-segmentectomy. Mortality rate zero morbidity 15.38%. One patient had hepatic recurrence. With follow-up 36 months after resection, only died 12 months. based approach. Our results show that surgery, when feasible selected patients, safe option possibility long-term survival. Future chemotherapy, biotherapies immunotherapy are likely broaden indications surgery.