BACKGROUND The waiting interval after chemoradiotherapy (CRT) is an interesting therapeutic window to treat patients with synchronous liver metastases (SLM) from rectal cancer. METHODS A retrospective analysis was performed of 18 consecutive patients (M/F 10/8, age (range) 60 (51-75) years) from five institutions who underwent liver resection of SLM during the waiting interval after CRT for r...

Presented clinical case is a rare of poorly differentiated squamous cell non-keratinizing cancer the right lung with ingrowth into diaphragm and liver, metastatic liver damage in combination recurrent echinococcosis liver. Taking account epidemiological history, surgery, features radiation imaging results serology preoperative period, diagnosis “echinococcosis spread to lungs” was made, which t...

Background and Objectives In addition to general advantages of laparoscopic over open surgery, such as better cosmesis and faster recovery, laparoscopic liver surgery offers specific advantages. Improved liver function and potentially earlier postoperative oncologic treatment are suggested by the literature as benefits of laparoscopic over open liver surgery. The purpose of this analysis was to...

Aim: In this study, it isaimed to retrospectively evaluatethe effect of serum albumin levels on postoperative mortality and morbidity in patients with end-stage liver failure hypoalbuminemia who underwent follow-up transplant surgery.
 Material Method: After the approval ethics committee, surgery between April 2011 September 2016 were divided into two groups as preoperative values

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 preva...

Background: Liver surgery requires mobilization of the liver resulting in injury. Mobilization is the predominant cause of hepatocyte damage during liver surgery and jeopardizes post-operative liver function. Previously, mobilization-induced liver injury was found to be associated with inflammation. So far, anti-inflammatory drugs to potentially prevent liver inflammation following liver mobili...