A case report: Obstructive jaundice associated with polycystic liver disease

Abstract

It is important that over the last years all patients have subsequently undergone appropriate adjuvant chemotherapy, which in 6 cases was supplemented by regional chemoembolization. Results: The immediate postoperative period in these patients was uneventful. Noted in 2 patients moderate hydrothorax was treated with puncture. Wounds healed by first intention. When monitoring in 2, 4, 6 months there were no signs of the cancer progression. Conclusion:The treatment outcome in patients with neoplasms of the liver using the local destruction methods, and their combinations, as well as at the liver resection depends on prognosis factors: period before metastases have been detected, number and size of tumor nodules. Cryoablation should take its rightful place in the treatment of primary and metastatic liver cancer. One should consider CA as a reasonable alternative to existing surgical methods or as a part of complex therapy.