Contemporary practice and short-term outcomes after liver resections in a complete national cohort

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RT @xtofero: It is. Norwegian liver surgery has been centralized to five uni hospitals for over a decade: volumes medium-very high. Complet…

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RT @xtofero: It is. Norwegian liver surgery has been centralized to five uni hospitals for over a decade: volumes medium-very high. Complet…

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It is. Norwegian liver surgery has been centralized to five uni hospitals for over a decade: volumes medium-very high. Complete national cohort: 8.3 resections/100.000 inhabitants/yr; overall 90D mortality all major resections 4.3 % https://t.co/e7b3LJP3Hd

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Norwegian results (centralized liver surgery) for comparison: https://t.co/8abjSo9Bbv @hpb_so #SoMe4HPB

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