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- Figure 1.
Typical dose distribution of radiation for right hepatectomy. (A) Dose distribution around the bile duct. (B) Dose distribution around the hepatic artery in the hepatico-duodenal ligament.
- Figure 2.
Surgical and pathological results after chemo-radiation followed by surgery depended on whether the BTC was defined as initially resectable or un-resectable. The upper panel shows the category and number of patients. The lower panel shows the rate of R0 resection, negative lymph node metastasis, and negative surgical cut end among the two categories, initially resectable and initially un-resectable.
- Figure 3.
Survival curves after chemo-radiation followed by surgery, calculated from the time of surgery and the time of first treatment, shown for initially resectable and un-resectable cases. The left-upper panel shows a graph of overall survival from the surgery for the two categories, initially resectable and un-resectable. The right upper panel shows a graph of overall survival from the first treatment. The lower panel lists the actual percentage of 1- or 3-year survival after the surgery or the first treatment.
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