on the basis of reports ' reviewed and authors ' experience , in 118 patients with hydatid disease of the liver , 15 of whom ( 12 % ) have been treated by partial resection of the liver , it can be concluded that : - partial resections of the liver represents a radical surgical procedure in the treatment of liver hydatidosis , - a surgical treatment of the liver hydatid disease requires a total extirpations of echinococcus cysts , as well as irreversibly damaged liver tissue itself , - these resections ' methods should be carried out in definite indications , - in comparison with other , especially more conservative ( surgical ) procedures , resections reduce complications and shorten a hospitalization , - because of technical difficulties concerning respective surgical procedures ( in particular left or right lobectomy ) , one should always have in mind the relative benignity of the hydatid disease , operative risk , and that other less aggressive surgical methods exist .
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procedures
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surgical procedures