Hepatic artery infusion pump improves survival in cholangiocarcinoma.
Patients with unresectable, liver-confined intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma treated with HAIP chemotherapy showed notable outcomes.
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Patients with unresectable, liver-confined intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma treated with HAIP chemotherapy showed notable outcomes.
A nationwide protocol led to significantly increased resection rates for locally advanced pancreatic cancer (LAPC) in the Netherlands, improving potential long-term survival.
A study reveals stark differences in hepatocellular carcinoma outcomes between South Africa and Sweden, highlighting the need for region-specific treatment protocols.
Same-admission cholecystectomy lowers recurrence of acute pancreatitis compared to ERCP or no intervention.
Liver transplantation can provide significant outcomes for unresectable biliary tract cancers, but patient selection is critical.
A new computer vision model shows that the Critical View of Quality (CVQ) can enhance lymphadenectomy quality in gastric cancer surgery.
Robotic liver resection is safe and shows better outcomes as surgeons gain experience.
Surgeons need to know that securing employment in resource-intensive specialties in Canada remains challenging due to a complicated hiring process.
A new framework guides the ethical adoption of AI in surgical practice.
Histopathologic response predicts better survival in pancreatic cancer patients despite imaging showing stable or progressive disease.