The extent of the hepatectomy will depend on the size, number, and location of the cancer. It also depends on whether liver function is still adequate.
Liver cancer may be cured by hepatectomy, although surgery is the treatment of choice for only a small fraction of patients with localized disease. Prognosis depends on the extent of the cancer and of liver function impairment.
A partial hepatectomy is a partial removal of the liver.
The specialist that studies hepatectomy is likely a surgeon, especially a cancer surgeon.
The results of a hepactetomy are considered normal when liver function resumes following a partial hepatectomy, or when the transplant liver starts functioning in the case of a total hepatectomy.
Removal of the entire liver (total hepatectomy) and liver transplantation can be used to treat liver cancer.
Hepatectomy is the medical term meaning surgical removal of all or part of th eliver.
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a hepatectomy that removes 25-60% of the liver carries more than the average risk. Pain, bleeding, infection, and/or injury to other areas in the abdomen, as well as death, are potential risks.
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