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Copyright ©The Author(s) 2017.
World J Hepatol. Feb 18, 2017; 9(5): 242-251
Published online Feb 18, 2017. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v9.i5.242
Table 9 Summary of studies with relatively large cohort of the patients who underwent hepatectomy for liver metastasis from genitourinary primary tumor
DiseaseRef.YearPeriodNo. of patientsMST (mo)3-ysr (%)5-ysr (%)Factors associated with worse overall survival
Renal cell carcinomaAdam et al[10]120061983-20048536NR38NR
Thelen et al[52]20071988-200631485439Resection margin (R1,2)
Staehler et al[53]20101995-200668142NR62High-grade primary renal cell carcinoma, performance status ≥ 1, lymph node status
Ruys et al[54]20111990-200829334743Synchronous metastases, R1,2 resection margin (univariate)
Hatzaras et al[55]20121994-201143Not reached62NRDisease-free interval ≤ 12 mo, exrahepatic disease (univariate)
Schiergens et al[16]120162003-2013285068NRNR
Gyneclogic primaryKamel et al[56]20111990-201052535741NR
Ovarian cancerMerideth et al[57]20031976-199926226NRNRInterval from the primary diagnosis < 12 mo, residual disease > 1 cm (univariate)
Adam et al[10]120061983-20046598NR50NR
Lim et al[58]20092001-2008142Not reachedNR51Hematogeneous liver metastasis < hepatic parenchymal metastasis from peritoneal seeding5
Neumann et al[59]20121991-20074142(R0 resection)NRNRR1,2 resection, pre-operative ascites, bilobular liver metastasis
Niu et al[60]20122000-20116039NR30R1,2 resection
Kolev et al[61]20141988-201227356NRNRInterval from the primary surgery ≤ 24 mo, residual disease ≥ 1 cm
Bacalbasa et al[62]20152002-2014312416 (metastasis from seeding), 13 (hematogeneous)NRNRNo significant risk factor
Schiergens et al[16]120162003-2013243343NRNR
Testicular cancerHahn et al[63]19991974-199657NR97 (2-yr)NRNR
Adam et al[10]120061983-20047882NR51NR