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. 2020 Mar 11;27(7):359–370. doi: 10.1002/jhbp.727

Table 1.

Characteristics of included studies

Study Country Design Sample size Procedures Operative diagnoses Time of lactate measurement Outcomes measured Follow‐up
Watanabe et al (2007) Japan Retrospective cohort 151 Liver resections Postoperative (Day 0) Mortality; morbidity; length of stay; peak bilirubin Duration of admission
Wiggans et al (2013) United Kingdom Retrospective cohort 488 Liver resections

Benign: 8.2%

Primary malignancy: 20.7%

Secondary malignancy: 71.1%

Postoperative (Day 0) Mortality; renal dysfunction; peak bilirubin & prothrombin time; length of stay 90 d
Meguro et al (2014) Japan Prospective cohort 77 Liver resections

Benign: n.a.

Primary malignancy: 63.6%

Secondary malignancy: 36.3%

Intra‐operative (highest level) Wound or intra‐abdominal infections Duration of admission
Riediger et al (2014) Germany Prospective cohort 337 Open liver resections

Benign: 20.8%

Primary malignancy: 32%

Secondary malignancy: 45.7%

Liver trauma: 1.5%

Pre‐operative (Day 0) Mortality; morbidity; re‐operation 30 d
Pagano et al (2015) Italy Retrospective cohort 45 Extended hepatectomies

Benign: 8.9%

Primary malignancy: 33.3%

Secondary malignancy: 53.4%

Liver trauma: 4.4%

Postoperative (Day 0 and Day 5) Mortality; morbidity; length of stay 90 d
Vibert et al (2015) France Prospective cohort

519—TC

466—VC

Liver resections

Benign: 10.3%

Primary malignancy: 42.2%

Secondary malignancy: 45.2%

Parasitosis: 2.1%

Postoperative (Day 0, 1‐4 h postoperative) Comprehensive complication index; mortality; morbidity 90 d
Lemke et al (2017) Canada Retrospective cohort 490 Liver resection

Benign: 10.2%

Primary malignancy: 12%

Secondary malignancy: 73.4%

NET: 4.3%

Postoperative (Day 0) Mortality; morbidity; length of stay 90 d

Abbreviations: n.a., data not available; NET, neuroendocrine tumours; TC, training cohort; VC, validation cohort.