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Anatomical Resection Cuts Early Recurrence in HCC Patients

Anatomical resection can significantly reduce early recurrence rates in select hepatocellular carcinoma patients.

  • In patients with tumors ≤5 cm and non-smooth margins, anatomical resection led to a 16.76% absolute reduction in early recurrence risk.
  • Patients with these characteristics showed improved recurrence-free survival compared to non-anatomical resection.

Identifying patients with specific radiological features can optimize surgical decision-making and enhance outcomes in HCC treatment.

  • Over 30% of patients who underwent non-anatomical resection might have benefited from anatomical resection.

Journal Article by Meng XP, Chen FM (…) Ju S et 11 al. in JHEP Rep

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