Hepatobiliary surgery; Liver tumors in children; Benign liver tumors; Hemangiomas: 1. Cavernous hemangiomas 2. Hemangioendotheliomas
Hemangiomas
•Cardiac failure - digoxin, diuretics
•Corticosteroids or alpha2A-interferon induce regresion in some cases
•Localized - resection
•Bilobar - hepatic artery ligation or embolization
•Rare - transplantation
Focal nodular hyperplasia - FNH; Adenoma; Non-Parasitic Cysts; Congenital liver cyst – located partially extrahepatic in porta hepatis; Malignant liver tumors; Hepatoblastoma; Staging by SIOP of malignant liver tumors; Hepatoblastoma - Histopathology
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| Hepatobiliary surgery | 10.11.2016 | 7.62 MB | faculty member | – |  |
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Keywords: Hepatobiliary surgery, children, tumors
citation: Šnajdauf Jiří: Hepatobiliary surgery. Multimedia support in the education of clinical and health care disciplines :: Portal of 2. Faculty of Medicine [online] , [cit. 21. 01. 2025]. Available from WWW: https://mefanet-motol.cuni.cz/articles.php?aid=2184.