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Table 2 Surgical and pathological outcomes of patients managed for hepatoblastoma

From: Outcomes of children with hepatoblastoma who underwent liver resection at a tertiary hospital in China: a retrospective analysis

Characteristics

Number or as shown

Proportion (%)

Liver resection

 Hemihepatectomy (left hepatectomy + right hepatectomy)

37

39.8

 Wedge resection

17

18.3

 Trisectionectomy (left trisectionectomy + right trisectionectomy)

13

14.0

 Bisegmentectomy (left lateral sectionectomy)

9

9.7

 Central hepatectomy

2

2.2

 Others

15

16.1

Operative time [median (range)], minutes

290 (100–510)

–

Estimated blood loss [median (range)], ml/kg

8.9 (1.7–111.1)

–

Volume of red blood cells transfused [median (range)], ml/kg

26.7 (0–111.1)

–

Pathologic subtype

93

 

 Epithelial variants

24

25.8

  Pure foetal variant with low mitotic activity

3

–

  Foetal variant, mitotically active

10

–

  Unspecified

11

–

 Epithelial mixed

11

11.8

 Mixed epithelial and mesenchymal

41

44.1

  Without teratoid features

2

–

  With teratoid features

15

–

  Unspecified

24

–

 Unknown

17

18.3

Surgical margin

 Positive

7

7.5

 Negative

69

74.2

 Unknown

17

18.3

Microvascular involvement

 Yes

12

12.9

 No

43

46.2

 Unknown

38

40.9

Lymph node status (n = 31)

 Positive

0

0.0

 Negative

31

100.0

Postoperative chemotherapy

 Yes [n, median (range)]

63, 6 (1–12)

67.7

 No

27

29.0

 Unknown

3

3.2

Outcomes

 Survived without relapse

84

90.3

 Survived with relapse

5

5.4

 Died from relapse

4

4.3

Median follow-up duration [median (range)], months

30.5 (0.7–105.1)

–

  1. The operative time, estimated volume of blood lost, and volume of red blood cells transfused were calculated based on 78 patients operated in our institution