Table 1. Demographic and clinical characteristics of 72 patients undergoing hepatic resection as first treatment.

Patient characteristics	Study group (n = 72)
Female sex, n (%)	35	49.3
Age, median (range)	63	29–80
Cardiac comorbidity, n (%)	19	26.4
Pulmonary comorbidity, n (%)	6	8.3
Diabetes, n (%)	15	20.8
Cirrhosis, n (%)	23	31.9
Chronic kidney disease, n (%)	4	5.6
Tumour stage, n (%)
T1	29	41.1
T2	26	37.1
T3	9	12.9
T4	6	8.6
Lymph node involvement	25	34.7
Bilobar disease, n (%)	19	26.4
Diameter of largest lesion, mm, median (range)	60	16–200
Number of lesions, median (range)	1	1–4
Major hepatectomy, n (%)	61	87.1
Type of resection, n (%)
Anatomical	56	80.0
Non-anatomical	6	8.6
Combined resection	8	11.4
Type of anatomical resection, n (%)
Right hepatectomy	13	19.7
Left hepatectomy	12	18.2
Extended right hepatectomy	22	33.3
Extended left hepatectomy	12	18.2
Left lateral sectorectomy	4	6.1
Segmentectomy	1	1.5
Bisegmentectomy	1	1.5
ALPPS	1	1.5
Laparoscopic approach, n (%)	5	7.1
R0, n (%)	64	88.9

mm millimetre, ALPPS Associating Liver Partition with Portal vein ligation for Staged hepatectomy