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Surgical Outcomes in Non-Benchmark Perihilar Cholangiocarcinoma

Non-benchmark patients with perihilar cholangiocarcinoma can achieve good outcomes despite higher complexity.

  • 64% of 648 patients analyzed were classified as non-benchmark, with median overall survival at 46 months.
  • Postoperative liver failure occurred in 16.7%, bile leakage in 22.8%, and in-hospital mortality was 2.9%, all within benchmark limits.

Choose treatment strategies carefully: complexity impacts survival significantly, with 5-year rates dropping from 50.5% in medical only to 15.4% in dual patients.

  • Left trisectionectomy had the highest mortality rate at 9.5%.

Journal Article by Sugiura T, Kawakatsu S (…) Hirano S et 9 al. in Ann Surg

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