… clinical experience in the past decade, clinical application of … is highly effective in local tumor
control with well-acceptable … that of radiofrequency ablation in patients with tumors <5 cm. …

… and assist diagnosis of primary and secondary liver tumours include MR imaging, CT, and …
modalities in the detection and characterisationpf liver tumours are discussed. Currently there …

… tumors should be treated with multiple overlapping ablations. The local recurrence rate for
tumors larger than 3.5 cm was high in our early clinical … ablation of hepatic tumors larger than …

… liver metastases of colorectal cancer (1). However, the great majority of patients with liver
tumors … for the treatment of otherwise unresectable hepatic tumors (2). Outcome following RFA …

… used for years, increasing application of digital technology for … liver precision surgery.
However, published reports investigating the clinical application of precision surgery in liver tumors …

… more clinical applications and increasing access to a large number of specialties. In the ‘70s
clinical … , using as the main argument its clinical character arising from the direct relationship …

Previous studies of AMI-25, a particulate iron oxide magnetic resonance contrast agent,
imaged liver tumors 1 or more hours after injection, in the retention phase after complete …

… Although the appearance of many liver tumors at intraoperative US is similar to that at
transabdominal US, some tumors have a different intraoperative appearance. Hemangiomas vary …

… iCCA and HCC tumors, which suggest that the acquisition of CCA-like transcriptomic traits
plays a critical role in the heterogeneous progression of liver tumors. Clinically, NGS has been …

… liver tumors or tumors at the hepatic hilum. We retrospectively analyzed the cases of 18 children
with large liver tumors or with tumors … of the liver (considered “large” tumors). The largest …