Title of article
Does laparoscopic liver resection for colorectal liver metastases provide a true survival benefit compared with open liver resection?
Author/Authors
akahoshi, shinichi yamaga city medical center - department of surgery, Kumamoto, Japan , beppu, toru yamaga city medical center - department of surgery, Kumamoto, Japan , mori, yasuhisa kyushu university - graduate school of medical sciences - department of surgery and oncology, Fukuoka, Japan , kinoshita, koichi yamaga city medical center - department of surgery, Kumamoto, Japan , sato, nobutaka yamaga city medical center - department of surgery, Kumamoto, Japan , kikuchi, ken sakurajuji hospital, Kumamoto, Japan
From page
657
To page
660
Abstract
Editorial: The recent Southampton consensus guideline and two previous international consensus meetings held in Louisville and Morioka in 2008 and 2014, respectively have recommended laparoscopic liver resection (LLR) as a standard procedure for selected patients with colorectal liver metastases (CRLM) (1-3).
Journal title
Hepatobiliary Surgery and Nutrition
Journal title
Hepatobiliary Surgery and Nutrition
Record number
2655314
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