Table 1.
Patient Demographics, Intraoperative Parameters, and Postoperative Outcomes.
Variables | Study population, N = 54 (100%)a |
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Age (years), median (range) | 48 (31–70) |
Gender, female | 46 (85%) |
Hemangioma characteristics | |
Size (cm), median (range) | 14 (5–32) |
Number, median (range) | 1 (1–10) |
Liver resection | |
Anatomical resection | 32 (59%) |
Enucleation | 22 (41%) |
High-risk hepatectomy | 8 (24%) |
Couinaud segments resected, median (range) | 2 (1–5) |
Intraoperative parameters | |
Inflow control | |
None | 7 (13%) |
Intermittent Pringle maneuver | 29 (54%) |
Selective hepatic artery clamping | 6 (11%) |
Total hepatic vascular exclusion | 12 (22%) |
Duration of inflow control (min), median (range) | 40 (12–130) |
Blood loss (mL), median (range) | 375 (100–11300) |
Packed red blood cell transfusion of ≥4 units | 7 (13%) |
Duration of surgery (min), median (range) | 222 (90–600) |
Postoperative outcomes | |
Duration of hospital stay (days), median (range) | 9.5 (4–213) |
90-day Clavien-Dindo classification of complications | 21 (39%) |
Grade 1–2 (minor) | 15 (28%) |
Grade 3–5 (major) | 6 (11%) |
90-day mortality | 2 (4%) |
Data are expressed as counts (percentage) unless otherwise stated.