IntroductionMore than 1.0 million patients worldwide are diagnosed with space-occupying lesions in the liver every year, with the number approaching 0.5 million per year in China, and only 20% of the lesions are resec...IntroductionMore than 1.0 million patients worldwide are diagnosed with space-occupying lesions in the liver every year, with the number approaching 0.5 million per year in China, and only 20% of the lesions are resectable Due to a lack of available donors, only a limited number of patients underwent allogeneic liver transplantation, the remaining patients simply receive palliative care. Therefore, discovering new options for treating these patients is a high priority. Liver autotransplantation （LAT） is a surgical technique that adopts liver transplantation skills to radically treat spaceoccupying hepatic lesions, benign or malignant,展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China:United Foundation with Xinjiang(U1403222)National Natural Science Foundation of China(81570079)
文摘IntroductionMore than 1.0 million patients worldwide are diagnosed with space-occupying lesions in the liver every year, with the number approaching 0.5 million per year in China, and only 20% of the lesions are resectable Due to a lack of available donors, only a limited number of patients underwent allogeneic liver transplantation, the remaining patients simply receive palliative care. Therefore, discovering new options for treating these patients is a high priority. Liver autotransplantation （LAT） is a surgical technique that adopts liver transplantation skills to radically treat spaceoccupying hepatic lesions, benign or malignant,
