Researchers present a groundbreaking laparoscopic liver tunnel technique for tumors at the hepatocaval confluence, expanding parenchyma-sparing surgery possibilities. A case study involving synchronous colorectal liver metastases demonstrates the feasibility of this approach, allowing resection of ill-located tumors with complex vascular relationships through minimally invasive means. The method significantly enhances the scope of liver surgery, particularly for challenging cases involving the hepatic confluence, showcasing its potential for improved patient outcomes.
Journal Article by Ferrero A, Lo Tesoriere R (…) Russolillo N et 3 al. in Ann Surg Oncol
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