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Article Synopsis
- The study compares minimally invasive anatomic liver (sub)segmentectomies (MIAS) with open surgeries (OAS) and evaluates the surgical outcomes of each approach using a matched analysis of 71 cases from each group.
- Results indicate that MIAS leads to significantly better perioperative outcomes, such as reduced blood loss, lower postoperative bilirubin and C-reactive protein levels, and shorter hospital stays, compared to OAS.
- While robotic and laparoscopic methods within MIAS show comparable results for various outcomes, robotic techniques might simplify complex surgeries, especially in certain patient scenarios, despite some increased parameters like postoperative enzyme levels.
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