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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: Cardiovasc Intervent Radiol. 2012 Jun 22;36(2):449–459. doi: 10.1007/s00270-012-0424-y

Table 3.

Patient characteristics of those with Biloma

Mean DEB dose (mg) Mean tumor burden (%)
All (n = 13) 80 29
No biloma (n = 6) 79 44
Biloma (n = 7) 85 12
Patient no. Disease presentationa Biliary anastomosis Ductal dilitation before DEB-TACE Tumor burden Time point biloma developed Biloma volume (cm3) Drainage/reason Outcome from biloma/abscess
1 2 No No 9 DEB-TACE no. 1 1.7 No No sequelae
2 1 No No 30 DEB-TACE no. 2 2.3 No No sequelae
3 2 No Yes 20 DEB-TACE no. 1 394.42 Yes, mass effect Resolved
4 1 No No 17 DEB-TACE no. 1 68.6 Yes, symptomatic for infection Resolved
5 0 No No 10 DEB-TACE no. 1 7.3 No Unknown: hospice; extrahepatic disease progression
6 2 Yes No 10 DEB-TACE no. 1 55.3 Yes, symptomatic for infection Prolonged hospital course and infection; subsequent death
7 0 No Yes 4 DEB-TACE no. 1 83.2 Yes, symptomatic for infection Prolonged hospital course and infection; subsequent death
a

0 single lesion with or without satellites, 1 multiple lesions (smallest 3.5 cm), 2 diffuse, multiple lesions (largest 3.4 cm)