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Table 3 Cases of resection for recurrent lesions in distal cholangiocarcinoma

From: Indications for resection of recurrent lesions in patients with distal cholangiocarcinoma based on prognostic factors: a single-institute retrospective study and brief literature review

Case

Age/Sex

Primary DCC surgery

Tumour gross type

Primary tumour

Size (mm)

pT

pN

R

Tumour differentiation

Adjuvant chemotherapy

RFS (Months)

Recurrence site (tumour number)

Surgical procedure

Second recurrence site

Second recurrence treatment

OS (Months)

1

77 M

PD

Papillary

10

2

0

0

Papillary,

Well

–

16

Liver(S5)

(1)

Partial liver

resection

Liver

(multiple)

(BSC)

25

(Death)

2

79 M

BDR

Nodular

3

2

0

0

Poorly

–

30

Local

SSPPD

Local

(BSC)

32

(Death)

3

63 M

PPPD

Papillary

25

1

1

0

Papillary,

Well

GEM

53

Abdominal

wall (1)

Abdominal

wall resection

Lung

(1)

Partial lung

resection

83

(Death)

4

70 M

SSPPD

Papillary

10

1

0

0

Moderate

–

19

Liver (S5)

(1)

Partial liver

resection

Unknown

–

98

(Death)

5

75 M

SSPPD

Papillary

5

2

0

0

Papillary,

Well

–

28

Liver (S5, S6)

(2)

Partial liver

resection

–

–

117

(Alive)

6

76 M

SSPPD

Flat

17

3

0

1

(CIS)

Moderate

–

7

Liver (S5, S8)

(2)

Partial liver

resection

Liver

(multiple)

GEM + 

Cisplatin

33

(Death)

7

71 M

SSPPD

Flat

20

2

0

0

Moderate

–

18

Liver (S6)

(1)

Partial liver

resection

Lung

(1)

Partial lung

resection

61

(Alive)

  1. DCC distal cholangiocarcinoma, PD pancreaticoduodenectomy, PPPD pylorus-preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy, SSPPD subtotal stomach preserving pancreaticoduodenectomy, BDR bile duct resection, CIS carcinoma in situ, GEM gemcitabine, RFS recurrence-free survival, OS overall survival, BSC best supportive car