Results of surgical treatment of primary liver cancer that invase into main venous vessels

• O.G. Kotenko
• A.V. Grinenko
• A.O. Popov
• A.A. Korshak
• A.V. Gusev
• D.A. Fedorov
• M.S. Grigoryan

Abstract

The goal of research was result improving of patient treatment with hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) with portal vein (PV) and inferior vena cava (IVC) inva- sion. The research includes the 1 group – 22 patients with HCC with PV invasion ІІ–ІІІ st. (J. Shi, 2011) that were operated for hepatectomy, PV resection and portoplastic, 2 group – 16 patients with HCC with IVC invasion, that were operated for hepatectomy, IVC resection and cavaplastic, and the control group – 62 patient with PV invasion I st. (J. Shi), operated only for hepatectomy. The mortality rate was 9,1%, 12,5% and 8,1% in the 1, 2 and in the control group respectively. Aggressive surgical approach in case of hepatocellular carcinoma with PV and IVC invasion increases long-term survival of the patients.

Keywords:hepatocellular carcinoma, liver resection, portal vein, portoplasty, inferior vena cava, cavaplasty

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