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. 2016 Aug;5(4):311–321. doi: 10.21037/hbsn.2015.10.05

Table 1. Most important series of major hepatectomies described in the literature.

Author Cases Year Mean age (yr) Type of procedure Malignant (%) Mean operative time (min) EBL (mL) Transfusion rate (%) Conversion to open rate (%) Morbidity rate (%) Mortality rate (%) Mean LOS (days) Resection margins (R0) (%)
Giulianotti et al. 27 2011 57 RH [20], LH [5], RT [2] 60 313# 300# 22.2 3.7 29.6 0 7 100
Spampinato et al. 25 2014 63# RH [16], LH [7], ERH [1], LLS + S6 [1] 68 430# 250# 44 4 16 0 8# 100
Tsung et al. 21 2014 59.9 No description 71 330# 200# 5.6 19 24 0 5# 100
Wu et al.* 20 2014 60.9 RH [12], LH [6], three S [1], LLS + S5, 6 [1] 100 380 325 5 8 0 7.9
Choi et al. 20 2012 52.4 RH [6], LH [14] 70 621 478 15 10 40 0 15.1 100
Lai et al.* 10 2013 61.4 RH [7], LH [3] 100 229.4 412.6 7.1 47 7.1 0 6.2 93*

*, authors include both major and minor hepatectomy results; #, values are expressed as median. EBL, estimated blood loss; LOS, length of hospital stay; RH, right hepatectomy; LH, left hepatectomy; RT, right trisegmentectomy; ERH, extended right hepatectomy; LLS, left lateral segmentectomy; S, segmentectomy.