The document discusses parenchyma-sparing surgery for liver metastases, emphasizing its importance in improving patient survival rates post-resection. It highlights that operable colorectal liver metastases can often be addressed with non-anatomical resections, minimizing surgical stress and morbidity. The study supports the preference for parenchymal preservation techniques, particularly in cases of recurrent disease, advocating for a multidisciplinary approach in surgical decision-making.
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