Shinichi Miyagawa

TL;DR: Variables associated with metastatic recurrence were factors to early phase recurrence; whereas those related with elevated carcinogenesis contributed to late phase recurrences, thus providing an epidemiological evidence that different mechanisms, i.e. metastasis and de novo, are involved in intrahepaticRecurrence after hepatectomy for HCC.

TL;DR: The subgroup with the poorest prognosis had significant enrichment of hypermutated tumors and a characteristic elevation in the expression of immune checkpoint molecules, suggesting immune-modulating therapies might also be potentially promising options for these patients.

TL;DR: Tumor size, number of tumors, intrahepatic metastasis, vascular invasion, and capsular invasion were significant prognostic factors, and Edmondson grade and the operative procedure employed were significantly related to outcome.

TL;DR: Graft liver volume increased rapidly after LRLT and approximated the standard liver volume with time and can be indicated for selected donor-recipient combinations.

TL;DR: The multiple logistic model revealed that the risk of morbidity was increased by longer operation time, major hepatic resection, and preoperative cardiovascular disease.