Systematic Review
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World J Hepatol. May 27, 2014; 6(5): 347-357
Published online May 27, 2014. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v6.i5.347
Table 2 Summary of case-control studies comparing central hepatectomies and lobar/extended hepatectomies n (%)
Ref.YearResection typenOperative time (min)Blood loss (mL)MortalityMorbidityComplications (n)
Wu et al[17]1999Central hepatectomy1547424500 (0)3 (20)Bile leak (1), pleural effusion (1), ascites (1)
Extended hepatectomy2534818631 (4)6 (24)Bile Leak (2), pleural effusion (1), ascites (1), prolonged jaundice (2), intra-abdominal abscess (2), wound infection (1)
P value0.090.230.430.99-
Scudamore et al[19]2000Central hepatectomy182389140 (0)1intra (5.5)Intraoperative bleeding (1), pneumonia (2), intra-abdominal fluid collection (2), fever longer than 48 hours (2), transient fever (2), bile leak (1), late intra-abdominal fluid collection (1)
Lobar hepatectomy7122210251 (1.4)9early (50)NA
1late (5.6)
6intra (8.5)
29early (40.8)
3late (4.2)
Extended hepatectomy4330416280 (0)2intra (4.7)NA
21early (48.9)
9late (20.9)
P value< 0.0010.009 for extended vs central-0.05 for late complications-
Hu et al[23]2003Central hepatectomy52265NA0 (0)9 (17)Bile leak (3), pleural effusion (3), 1 postoperative massive ascites (1), subphrenic abscess (1)
Conventional or extended hepatectomy63264NA2 (3.1)12 (19)Bile leak (2), wound infection (4), pneumonia (2), liver failure (2), subphrenic abscess (1), pleural effusion (1)
P value0.9530.4080.491-
Cheng et al[8]2012Central hepatectomy632305005 (7.9)8 (12.7)Liver failure (2), bile leak (1)1
Hemi-/extended hepatectomies413167503 (7.3)6 (14.6)Liver failure (2), bile leak (1)
P value< 0.0010.0041.0000.777-
TotalCentral hepatectomy148Mean 268Mean 8823.4% (0%-7.9%)20.90% (range: 20%-66.7%)
Hemi-/extended hepatectomies243Mean 299Mean 13522.9% (0%-7.3%)38.70% (range: 14.6%-74.4% )