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. 2007;9(1):29–36. doi: 10.1080/13651820600985259

Table II. Indications for hepatic resection (n=241).

Indication n (%)
Benign 84 (34.9%)
Malignant 157 (65.1%)
Biliary malignancy
 Gall bladder carcinoma 87 (36.1%)
 Hilar cholangiocarcinoma 12 (5%)
Primary liver tumor 37 (15.4%)
 Hepatocellular carcinoma (33)
 Hepatoblastoma (3)
 Embryonal carcinoma (1)
 Non-Hodgkins lymphoma (1)
Metastatic liver tumours 19 (7.9%)
 Colorectal metastasis (11)
 From other site* (8)
Haemangioma 17 (7.1%)
Hydatid cyst 11 (4.6%)
Liver trauma 10 (4.1%)
Living donor liver transplant 31 (12.9%)
Other benign diseases† 16 (6.6%)
Other malignancy‡ 1 (0.4%)

*Stomach (3), adrenal gland (1), neuroendocrine tumor (1), pancreas (1), unknown (2).

†Biliary stricture (6), liver abscess (3), simple liver cysts ( 2), Caroli's disease (2), hepatolithiasis with left lobe atrophy (1), haemobilia with right hepatic artery pseudoaneurysm (1), chronic cholecystitis mimicking carcinoma of gall bladder (1).

‡Recurrent liposarcoma infiltrating into the liver (1).