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Hepatobiliary Surgery
Malignant liver tumors are increasingly diagnosed in elderly patients owing to population aging. Surgical resection remains the only potentially curative treatment in most cases, but perioperative management in older individuals is complex because of reduced hepatic regenerative capacity, frailty, a
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