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Table 1 Bile duct NET G1/G2 with liver metastasis

From: Repeat hepatectomy for liver metastases from bile duct neuroendocrine tumor: a case report

Case

Author/year

Sex

Age

Location

G1/G2

Liver met.

Treatment

Recurrence

Re-treatment

Follow-up time and prognosis

1

D.M. Judge /1976

M

19

PCBD

n/a (carcinoid)

Synchronous

BSC (cholecystectomy, biopsy)

  

Deceased 4 months after operation

2

Gastinger I /1987

F

65

PCBD

n/a (carcinoid)

Synchronous

Liver resection

n/a

 

Alive for 5 months

3

B Rodriguez /1991

M

36

CHD-B

n/a (carcinoid)

Synchronous

BSC (exploratory laparotomy)

  

Deceased 4 days after operation

4

Gembala RB/1993

M

28

RHD-CHD

n/a (carcinoid)

Synchronous

Right trisegmentectomy, BDR, LNR, HJ

n/a

 

n/a

5

Kopelman D/1996

F

44

CBD

n/a (carcinoid)

Synchronous

Limited liver resection, PPPD

n/a

 

Alive for 18 months

6

Oikawa I/1998

M

70

CD-CBD

G1

Synchronous

BDR, liver resection (caudal lobe)

Liver

None

Deceased 6 months after operation

7

El Rassi ZS/2004

F

41

Hilar

G1/G2

Synchronous

Left hepatectomy, LNR, HJ

n/a

 

Alive for 20 years

8

Tzimas GN/2006

F

29

Hilar

n/a (carcinoid)

Synchronous

Left liver, caudate lobe resection, BDR, HJ

1 year and 2 weeks re-op.

Orthotopic liver transplantation

Alive for 3 years (alive for 2 years after 2nd operation)

9

Honda H/2006

M

76

CBD

G1/G2

Metachronous

PD

Liver (8 months after op.)

n/a

Alive for more than 8 months after operation

10

Ferrone CR/2007

M

52

RHD-H

G1

Synchronous

Right trisegmentectomy, BDR, LNR

n/a

 

n/a

11

Felekouras E/2009

M

60

CBD

G2

Metachronous

BDR, HJ

Liver (1 year after op.)

RFA

Alive for more than 1 year after second treatment

  1. CBD common bile duct, CHD common hepatic duct, RHD right hepatic duct, CD cystic duct, PCBD proximal common bile duct, CHD-B common hepatic duct bifurcation, RHD-H right hepatic duct–hilar, PD pancreatoduodenectomy, PPPD pylorus-preserving pancreateduodenectomy, BDR bile duct resection, LNR lymph node resection, HJ hepaticojejunostomy