The Milan criteria （solitary lesion 〈5 cm or twothree lesions 〈3 cm）, published in 1996 in relation to the selection of patients harboring hepatocel-lular carcinoma （HCC） in a diseased liver are still dominating...The Milan criteria （solitary lesion 〈5 cm or twothree lesions 〈3 cm）, published in 1996 in relation to the selection of patients harboring hepatocel-lular carcinoma （HCC） in a diseased liver are still dominating the allocation of liver allografts in all international organ allocation organisms, this despite the fact that excellent results have been reported after liver transplantation （LT） done for patients presenting HCC outside these criteria,展开更多
文摘The Milan criteria （solitary lesion 〈5 cm or twothree lesions 〈3 cm）, published in 1996 in relation to the selection of patients harboring hepatocel-lular carcinoma （HCC） in a diseased liver are still dominating the allocation of liver allografts in all international organ allocation organisms, this despite the fact that excellent results have been reported after liver transplantation （LT） done for patients presenting HCC outside these criteria,
