Description

Okamoto et al calculated the parenchymal hepatic resection rate (PHRR) based on the amount of tumor resected from the liver. The authors are from Hyogo College of Medicine in Japan.


 

Parameter:

(1) volume of left lobe of liver resected in mL

(2) volume of tumor in the left lobe of liver resected in mL

(3) volume of right lobe of liver resected in mL

(4) volume of tumor in the right lobe of liver resected in mL

(5) volume of entire liver in mL

 

total volume of tumor in mL =

= (volume of tumor in left lobe) + (volume of tumor in right lobe)

 

PHRR for left liver lobe in percent =

= ((volume of left lobe resected) – (volume of tumor in left lobe resected)) / ((volume of entire liver) – (total tumor volume)) * 100

 

PHRR for right liver lobe in percent =

= ((volume of right lobe resected) – (volume of tumor in right lobe resected)) / ((volume of entire liver) – (total tumor volume)) * 100

 

PHRR for entire liver in percent =

= ((volume of liver resected in left lobe) + (volume of liver resected in right lobe) – (volume of tumor in left lobe) – (volume of tumor in right lobe)) / ((volume of entire liver) – (total tumor volume)) * 100%

 

PHRR

Resection Class

< 30%

small

30-50%

middle

> 50%

large

 

Limitations:

• Lee and Hwang found the PHRR inaccurate for huge infiltrating tumors.

 


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