Clinical Report: Correction of Affiliation Information in a Laparoscopic Central Hepatectomy Study

Overview

The original online version of the Surgical Endoscopy article on the feasibility and safety of laparoscopic central hepatectomy was corrected to amend affiliation 3. The corrected affiliation identifies the Department of Electrical Engineering at Yuan Ze University in Taoyuan City, Taiwan; the supplied context does not report changes to the study’s clinical findings.

Background

Central hepatectomy is used for centrally located tumors involving liver segments 4, 5, and 8. It is described as a technically demanding laparoscopic resection because of the proximity to major Glissonean structures and the need for two substantial transection planes. Bile leakage is a recognized risk in this setting. The correction described here concerns institutional affiliation information rather than the reported clinical data.

Data Highlights

This notice reports a bibliographic correction only. No numerical or trial results are provided in the supplied article context.

Key Findings

• The corrected article is titled “Study of Laparoscopic Central Hepatectomy Feasibility and Safety” and appeared in Surgical Endoscopy, volume 39 (2024), pages 545–553.
• The article DOI is 10.1007/s00464-024-11300-0.
• The original online version was revised to rectify the details associated with affiliation 3.
• The corrected affiliation information identifies Yuan Ze University’s Department of Electrical Engineering in Taoyuan City, Taiwan.
• The supplied context states that the original article has undergone correction and does not describe changes to its clinical results.
• Other supplied Surgical Endoscopy correction notices concern author-name display, contributor-list and graphical-abstract errors, and specified results-section corrections in separate articles.

Clinical Implications

This correction updates institutional attribution and, based on the supplied information, does not alter the study’s clinical findings. Readers citing or consulting the article should use the corrected online version for affiliation details.

Conclusion

The notice corrects affiliation 3 for the laparoscopic central hepatectomy study. No clinical-data revisions are reported in the supplied context.

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