Initial Experiences of Simultaneous Laparoscopic Resection of Colorectal Cancer and Liver Metastases

Table 4

Case reports and small cohort series describing laparoscopic colorectal surgery in combination with liver surgery using different approaches. Indication was colorectal cancer except for Inagaki et al. [12] (diverticular disease with cystic liver tumor).

Author	Year	N	Liver resection		Time (min)	Blood loss (mL)	LOS (days)
			Laparoscopic assisted	Total laparoscopic
Inagaki et al. [12]	2003	1	1 LH	0	331	930	16
Geiger et al. [13]	2006	1	0	1 LLS	330	600	4
Leung et al. [14]	2006	1	0	1 LLS	350	500	7
Vibert et al. [15]	2006	8	0	8	NR	NR	NR
Law et al. [16]	2008	4	0	4	NR	NR	NR
Kim et al. [17]	2008	3	2 S	0	362	300	10
			1 T		(210–450)	(300-300)	(9–16)
Pessaux and Panaro [18]	2009	1	0	1T + RFA	NR	NR	NR
Bretagnol et al. [19]	2008	3	0	1 LLS	NR	NR	NR
				2 T
Sasaki et al. [20]	2009	9	0	2 LLS	418	219	9
				7 T	(215–520)	(32–745)	(7–26)
Akiyoshi et al. [21]	2009	3	3 T	0	372	45	16
					(300–453)	(30–60)	(16–23)
Casaccia et al. [22]	2010	1	0	1 LLS	455	NR	12
Lee et al. [23]	2010	10*	0	6 LLS	401	500	10
				5 T	(230–620)	(60–1000)	(7–15)
				1 S
				1 RH
Hayashi et al. [24]	2011	4	2	2	378	138	11
					(270–575)	(40–330)	(7–14)
Tranchart et al. [25]	2011	2	0	1 LH	310, 345	200, 200	4, 6
				1 RH

LOS: length of postoperative hospital stay, NR: not reported, LH: left hemihepatectomy, LLS: left lateral sectionectomy, T: tumorectomy, S: segmentectomy, RH: right hemihepatectomy, RFA: radio frequency ablation, *13 resections in 10 patients.