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World J Hepatol. May 27, 2014; 6(5): 306-314
Published online May 27, 2014. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v6.i5.306
Table 2 Studies focusing on liver resection in a context of metabolic syndrome, non-alcoholic fatty liver disease and non-alcoholic steatohepatitis
Ref.EndpointUnderlying parenchymaAssessment of metabolic factorsMorbidity
Mortality
OverallLiver relatedCV and respiratory
Wakai et al[9]Influence of the underlying liver on liver resectionNAFLD (n = 17)BMI59%47%6%12%
Neal et al[10]Influence of the underlying liver on right trisectionectomyNASH (n = 9)All factorsNANANA22%
Reddy et al[11]Influence of the underlying liver on liver resectionSimple steatosis (n = 72)All factors35%19%28%4%
NASH (n = 102)57%28%13%4%
Bhayani et al[12]Influence of the MS on liver resectionNAMS (n = 256)29%NA22%6%
No MS (n = 3.717)23%15%2%
Zarzavadjian Le Bian et al[13]Influence of the MS on right trisectionectomyNAFLD (n = 27)> 2 MS factors (n = 30)60%53%NA30%
≥ 3 MS factors (n = 13)NANANA54%
Cauchy et al[8]Influence of the MS on liver resectionNASH (n = 16)MS (n = 62)58%21%117%111%