Oncological safety of portal vein embolization without prior tumour clearance in the future liver remnant followed by one-stage hepatectomy for bilateral colorectal liver metastases - Poll - MDSpire

Oncological safety of portal vein embolization without prior tumour clearance in the future liver remnant followed by one-stage hepatectomy for bilateral colorectal liver metastases

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  • Tim Reese

  • Dennis Björk

  • Anne M H Longva

  • Kristian S Kiim

  • Maximilian Evers

  • Peter N Larsen

  • Nicolai A Schultz

  • Bård I Røsok

  • Ulrik Carling

  • Fredrik Holmquist

  • Gert Lindell

  • Per Sandström

  • Jörg Böcker

  • Stefan Gilg

  • Jennie Engstrand

  • Christian Sturesson

  • Karl J Oldhafer

  • Bergthor Björnsson

  • Ernesto Sparrelid

  • September 22, 2025

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Oncological safety of portal vein embolization without prior tumour clearance in the future liver remnant followed by one-stage hepatectomy for bilateral colorectal liver metastases

  • by Tim Reese, Dennis Björk, Anne M H Longva, Kristian S Kiim, Maximilian Evers, Peter N Larsen, Nicolai A Schultz, Bård I Røsok, Ulrik Carling, Fredrik Holmquist, Gert Lindell, Per Sandström, Jörg Böcker, Stefan Gilg, Jennie Engstrand, Christian Sturesson, Karl J Oldhafer, Bergthor Björnsson, Ernesto Sparrelid

  • September 22, 2025

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