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9788847007284

Surgical Treatment of Hilar and Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma

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    9788847007284

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    8847007283

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2007-12-01
  • Publisher: Springer Verlag

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Summary

Cholangiocarcinoma is the second most frequent primary neoplasm of the liver and its incidence is increasing in Western countries. These neoplasms arise from the biliary tract and can be categorized according to their anatomical location as intrahepatic and extrahepatic cholangiocarcinomas. The prognosis of these neoplasms is poor and most patients are not suitable for curative resection at the time of diagnosis ,due to advanced stage of tumor. Complete surgical resection still remains the only effective and potentially curative therapy. Both intrahepatic and hilar cholangiocarcinoma often requires major liver resection to obtain a radical treatment. In recent years the improvements in non- invasive diagnostic imaging modalities, a better understanding of liver anatomy, the improvements of preoperative optimisation of liver function (preoperative biliary drainage, portal vein embolization), the increased safety of liver surgery have gradually improved the outcome. Moreover, aggressive surgical approach could increase curative surgery. Still now the role of adjunvant therapies and liver transplantation are not well clarified. This book contains an up-to-date review of diagnostic and staging tools of cholangiocarcinoma, a guide to optimal selection of therapeutic modalities and a review of long-term outcome of surgery and liver transplantation. Moreover, it provides details of surgical techniques and principles for curative and palliative surgery. This book will appeal to physicians and hepatobiliary surgeons who want to improve their knowledge about surgical management of intrahepatic and hilar cholangiocarcinomas.

Table of Contents

Hilar Cholangiocarcinoma
Reporting Cholangiocarcinoma: Pathological Aspectsp. 3
Definitionsp. 3
Clinical Informationp. 4
Intraoperative Consultationp. 5
Macroscopic Examinationp. 6
Pathology Findings in Non-Neoplastic Liverp. 9
Lymph Nodes (Location, Number)p. 10
Frozen Tissue (Molecular Studies)p. 10
Microscopic Examinationp. 10
Additional Pathology Findingsp. 12
Immunohistochemistryp. 13
Diagnosisp. 17
Ultrasound (Endoscopic, Intraductal, Transabdominal)p. 17
Computed Tomographyp. 20
Magnetic Resonance Imagingp. 21
Positron Emission Tomographyp. 23
Direct Cholangiography (ERCP and PTC)p. 23
Cholangioscopy (Peroral, Percutaneous)p. 24
Angiographyp. 25
Preoperative Stagingp. 29
Evaluation of the Biliary Involvement (Longitudinal Extent)p. 30
Evaluation of Radial Extent: Vascular Involvement, Parenchymal Involvement and Hepatic Lobar Atrophyp. 33
Preoperative Assessment of Tumour Resectability (T)p. 35
Evaluation of Lymph Node Status (N)p. 36
Evaluation of Metastases (M)p. 37
Conclusionsp. 37
The Role of Laparoscopy in Preoperative Stagingp. 43
Techniquep. 43
Resultsp. 44
Laparoscopic Ultrasoundp. 45
Conclusionsp. 46
Preoperative Assessment of Liver Functionp. 49
Preoperative Biliary Drainagep. 57
Drainage: Prosp. 58
Drainage: Consp. 59
Conclusionsp. 62
Preoperative Portal Vein Embolizationp. 67
Physiopathology of PVEp. 67
Indicationsp. 69
Contraindicationsp. 69
Techniquep. 69
Resultsp. 71
Post-PVE Course and Timing of Resectionp. 72
Conclusionsp. 72
Prognostic Factorsp. 75
Gross Typep. 75
Microscopic Patternp. 76
Biological and Molecular Prognostic Factorsp. 76
T Categoryp. 77
N Categoryp. 81
M Categoryp. 82
Prognostic Significance of TNM UICC/AJCC Classificationp. 82
Staging Systemsp. 87
Bismuth-Corlette Classificationp. 87
TNM Staging System According to UICC/AJCC 6th Editionp. 88
Comparison between 5th and 6th Edition of TNM UICC/AJCCp. 91
Staging System According to JSBSp. 91
Early Cancerp. 96
Gazzaniga Staging Systemp. 96
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center Stagingp. 98
Conclusionsp. 99
Surgical Anatomy of the Hepatic Hilusp. 101
Anatomy of the Bile Duct Branchesp. 102
Anatomy of the Portal Vein Branchesp. 105
Anatomy of the Hepatic Artery Branchesp. 107
Surgical Anatomy of the Caudate Lobep. 108
Surgical Treatmentp. 113
General Principlesp. 113
Assessment of Resectabilityp. 115
Indication for Surgical Resectionp. 120
Isolated Extrahepatic Bile Duct Resectionp. 121
Independent Caudate Lobectomy (S1)p. 122
Central Hepatic Resectionsp. 123
Extended Right Resectionsp. 124
Extended Left Resectionsp. 125
Surgical Techniquep. 129
Position of the Patientp. 129
Incisionp. 129
Intraoperative Explorationp. 130
Hepatic Pedicle Dissection and Lymphadenectomyp. 130
Bile Duct Resection Alonep. 131
Independent Caudate Lobectomy (S1)p. 132
Right Hepatectomy with Caudate Lobectomy (S4a, S5, S6, S7, S8 + S1)p. 133
Right Trisectionectomy with Caudate Lobectomy (S4, S5, S6, S7, S8 + S1)p. 135
Left Hepatectomy with Caudate Lobectomy (S2, S3, S4 + S1)p. 138
Left Trisectionectomy with Caudate Lobectomy (S2, S3, S4, S5, S8 + S1)p. 139
Central (Preserving) Hepatectomyp. 141
Hepatectomy with Portal Resection and Reconstructionp. 143
Hepatectomy with Arterial Resection and Reconstructionp. 148
Hepatopancreatoduodenectomy (HPD)p. 149
Biliary Anastomosisp. 150
Results of Surgeryp. 153
Morbidity and Mortalityp. 153
Long-term Resultsp. 157
Recurrencep. 159
The Role of Liver Transplantationp. 163
Indications and Resultsp. 163
Combined Transplantationp. 165
Transplantation with Adjuvant and Neoadjuvant Treatmentsp. 166
Conclusionsp. 167
Adjuvant and Neoadjuvant Treatmentsp. 169
Chemotherapyp. 169
Radiotherapyp. 170
Chemoradiation Therapyp. 170
Neoadjuvant Therapyp. 171
Conclusionsp. 172
Palliative Treatmentsp. 175
Palliation of Jaundicep. 175
Chemotherapy, Radiotherapy and Photodynamic Therapyp. 179
Intrahepatic Cholangiocarcinoma
Diagnosisp. 187
Ultrasoundp. 187
Computed Tomographyp. 188
Magnetic Resonance Imagingp. 190
Angiographyp. 192
Prognostic Factorsp. 193
Gross Typep. 193
T Categoryp. 195
N Categoryp. 196
Microscopic Patternp. 199
Staging Systemsp. 203
TNM Staging System According to UICC/AJCCp. 203
TNM Classification According to the LCSGJp. 206
Conclusionsp. 210
Surgical Treatmentp. 213
Intraoperative Assessment of Resectabilityp. 213
Indications for Surgical Resectionp. 214
Type of Surgical Resectionp. 214
Indications for Lymphadenectomyp. 217
Extrahepatic Metastasesp. 219
Results of Surgeryp. 221
Morbidity and Mortalityp. 221
Long-Term Survivalp. 222
Recurrencep. 226
The Role of Liver Transplantationp. 229
Adjuvant and Palliative Treatmentsp. 233
Adjuvant Therapyp. 233
Palliative Therapyp. 235
Subject Indexp. 239
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