… in the ‘poorer prognostic groups’ following liver resection and resection remains superior to
other … Therefore, if the metastases can be removed with clear resection margins leaving 2–3 …

… have persistently high CTC levels even after resection. This might contribute to the apparent
association between high postoperative CTC levels and poor prognosis, as high CTC levels …

… , and was associated with much poorer prognosis than ordinary HCC. Radical resection
with negative margin is essential for improving the prognosis. Future prospective studies are …

… Surgical resection offers patients the only chance for cure and … , the real benefit of surgical
resection for DCC patients remains to … The poor prognosis is also related to the fact that many …

… hepatic metastasis demonstrated a poor survival rate. … resection was also related with a
poor outcome. Therefore, in patients with poor prognostic factors, curative surgical resection …

… Although the development of metastatic sarcoma in the lung portends a poor prognosis,
metastasectomy offers long-term survival for selected patients. Since neither chemotherapy nor …

… Conclusion Resection of colorectal hepatic metastases can provide long-term survival even
in patients with poor prognostic factors. It seems justified to undertake resection of colorectal …

… Most liver surgeons consider the presence of tumor thrombus in the inferior vena cava or …
for hepatic resection. Tumor invasion of major vessels is a poor prognostic factor, but resection …

… 19, liver bed resection with in 22, hepatic resection of segment 4b … survival rates after surgical
resection for gallbladder cancer … and poor prognosis after resection for gallbladder cancer. …

… are important because this disease has a very poor prognosis and is related to a previous
… breast was described in 1987, the prognosis has remained poor, with a median survival of 1…