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- The study aimed to establish a common language regarding extreme liver surgery to facilitate better comparison of surgical outcomes across different centers.
- A Delphi methodology was used, gathering opinions from 38 expert surgeons, who largely agreed on key definitions related to total vascular occlusion and surgical approaches, achieving consensus on various topics.
- Ultimately, 75% agreed on a definition for extreme liver surgery, highlighting the importance of a unified approach in managing patients with complex liver diseases.
BACKGROUND. Toxoplasmosis is an opportunistic infection reported in several groups of inmunosupressed patients. It is considered uncommon in patients with lymphoproliferative disorders and in bone marrow transplant recipiets (BMT).
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