part ⅰ eighty-eight illustrative cases case 1 recurrence 39 years after resection, total survival 43 years case 2 a single resection, ongoing survival 48 years case 3 two resections, total survival 44 years case 4 a single resection, total survival 26 years case 5 a single resection, total survival 34 years case 6 a single resection of giant liver cancer, ongoing survival 44 years case 7 a single resection, total survival 20 years case 8 liver resection and resection of pulmonary metastasis, total survival 32 years case 9 two resections, ongoing survival 40 years case 10 liver resection and resection of pulmonary metastasis, total survival 25 years case 11 a single resection, ongoing survival 40 years case 12 oldest survivor, age 99, after liver resection and subsequent pulmonary metastasis resection, ongoing survival 40 years case 13 a single resection, ongoing survival 40 years case 14 a single resection, total survival 31 years case 15 a single resection, total survival 34 years case 16 a single resection, ongoing survival 36 years case 17 a single resection, total survival 25 years case 18 a single resection, ongoing survival 36 years case 19 a single resection, total survival 29 years case 20 a single resection, ongoing survival 35 years case 21 a single resection, ongoing survival 35 years case 22 two-step resection and resection of recurrence, ongoing survival 35 years case 23 a single resection, ongoing survival 34 years case 24 hepatic artery ligation and cannulation with infusion hemotherapy, ongoing survival 32 years case 25 a single resection, total survival 30 years case 26 a single resection, ongoing survival 31 years case 27 two resections, ongoing survival 31 years case 28 two resections and resection of pulmonary metastasis, total survival 20 years case 29 a single resection, ongoing survival 31 years case 30 a single resection, total survival 21 years case 31 a single resection, total survival 26 years case 32 two-step resection, total survival 26 years case 33 a single resection, total survival 28 years case 34 a single resection, ongoing survival 30 years case 35 hepatic artery ligation and cannulation with lnfusion chemotherapy total survival 25 years case 36 a single resection, ongoing survival 29 years case 37 a single resection, total survival 20 years case 38 two-step resection, ongoing survival 29 years case 39 a single resection, ongoing survival 29 years case 40 a single resection, ongoing survival 29 years case 41 two resections, ongoing survival 29 years case 42 two-step resection and resection of pulmonary metastasis, ongoing survival 28 years case 43 two-step resection, ongoing survival 28 years case 44 two resections, total survival 25 years case 45 two resections, ongoing survival 28 years case 46 two resections, total survival 27 years case 47 liver resection and hepatic vein cancer thrombectomy, ongoing survival 28 years case 48 liver resection and bile duct cancer thrombectomy, total survival 25 years case 49 a single resection, ongoing survival 28 years case 50 liver resection and portal vein cancer thrombectomy, ongoing survival 27 years case 51 two-step resection, ongoing survival 27 years case 52 a single resection, ongoing survival 27 years case 53 a single resection, ongoing survival 27 years case 54 a single resection, total survival 26 years case 55 two-step resection, ongoing survival 26 years case 56 a single liver resection, ongoing survival 24 years case 57 two-step resection and resection of recurrence, ongoing survival 24 years case 58 resection of bilateral lesions, ongoing survival 23 years case 59 liver resection and hepatic vein cancer thrombectomy, ongoing survival 23 years case 60 a single resection, ongoing survival 23 years case 61 a single resection, ongoing survival 23 years case 62 a single resection, ongoing survival 23years case 63 a single resection, total survival 22 years case 64 a single resection, ongoing survival 22 years case 65 liver resection for metastases from colon cancer, ongoing survival 22 years case 66 resection of hepatic hilum cancer, ongoing survival 22 years case 67 a single resection, ongoing survival 22 years case 68 a single resection, ongoing survival 22 years case 69 a single resection in an 18 months , ongoing survival 22 years case 70 a single resection, ongoing survival 22 years case 71 a single resection, ongoing survival 22 years case 72 liver resection for metastasis from colon cancer, total survival 21 years case 73 a single resection, ongoing survival 21 years case 74 a single resection, ongoing survival 21 years case 75 three resections, ongoing survival 21 years case 76 a single resection, ongoing survival 21 years case 77 a single resection, ongoing survival 21 years case 78 a single resection, ongoing survival 21 years case 79 two resections, ongoing survival 21 years case 80 a single resection, ongoing survival 20 years case 81 two resections, ongoing survival 20 years case 82 a single resection, ongoing survival 20 years case 83 a single resection, ongoing survival 20 years case 84 a single resection, ongoing survival 20 years case 85 two resections, ongoing survival 20 years case 86 a single resection, ongoing survival 20 years case 87 a single resection, ongoing survival 20 years case 88 two-step resection of liver lymphoma, ongoing survival 20 years part ⅱ profile of 88 cases with long-term survival part ⅲ gems totake home experiences and therapeutic approaches 3.1 hepatectomy is the most important treatment for liver cancer. long-term survival is sible alter a single liver resection 3.2 follow-up treatment with resection of recurrence can further improve therapeutic efficacy 3.3 long-term survival after 3 successive hepatectomies for liver cancer further strengthened the value of follow-up treatment 3.4 long-term survival after liver cancer resection and resection of pulmonary metastasis again highlighted the value of follow-up with definitive treatment 3.5 long-term survival by two-step liver resection after hepatic artery ligation with cannulation and lntra-arterial infusion chemotherapy to "modify" the cancer 3.6 liver resection with or followed by local treatment for liver cancer is a new approach to prolong survival 3.7 long-term survival after hepatectomy with transcatheter arterial chemoembolization for liver cancer references part ⅳ food for thought on the nature of liver cancer 4.1 liver cancer is a systemic disease as well as local disease 4.2 liver cancer is a "erocious tiger" as well as a "big docile cat 4.3 lung metastasis means the disease is in a late stage, is not entirely true 4.4 do not ignore the value of hepatic artery surgery in the treatment of liver cancer 4.5 multi-modality therapy is the developing trend, but surgical resection is absolutely irreceable in the prehensive treatment references part ⅴ irregular hepatectorny--the mainstay procedure in liver cancer resection 5.1 regular hepatectomy 5.2 irregular hepatectomy 5.3 application of lip-shaped hepatectomy in irregular hepatectomy 5.4 left regular and right irregular principle 5.5 irregular hepatectomy is particularly suitable for liver cancer at the hepatic hilum 5.6 itive evaluation of the hepatic hilum occlusion technique in hepatectomy 5.7 the concept of radical resection in liver cancer is different from other solid tumors 5.8 one must balance oute and operative risks 5.9 suggestions to reduce mortality references part ⅵ hepatic artery procedure and the two-step resection for liver cancer 6.1 mechanism of hepatic artery procedure in the treatment of primary liver cancer 6.2 hepatic artery ligation 6.3 hepatic artery cannulation 6.4 hepatic artery ligation with cannulation 6.5 operation in detail 6.6 the embedded pump-catheter infusion system 6.7 hepatic intra-arterial chemotherapy via the pump-catheter system 6.8 transcatheterarterial chemoembolization(tace) 6.9 two-step resection of liver cancer 6.10 typical cases in hepatic artery therapy references part ⅶ is elevated liver enzymes in liver cancer a surgical contraindication? references part ⅷ challenges and our preliminary efforts references acknowledgement index
profeor zengchen ma(1940) enior oncologyurgeon and former chief of hepatic urgery atzhonghan hopital (fudan univerity) graduatedfrom faculty of medicinebeijing medicaluniverity in 1965.he received the mater degreein hepatic urgery from hanghai firt medicaluniverity in 1981.he wa alo viiting cholarin hepatic urgery at memorial loanketteringcancer center and mount inai medical centernew york city from 19901991. prof.ma ha engaged in clinical practice andreearch at the liver cancer intitutezhonghanhopital(fudan univerityformer hanghaimedical univerity)for 40 year.led by prof.zhaoyou tangmcaehe i the principal reearcherof everal major cientific project.hi maincontrib
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