Guido Costa

Adjunct Professor

Humanitas University

Italy

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Guido Costa is an Adjunct Professor at Humanitas University in Italy. His research primarily focuses on liver surgery, with recent publications exploring topics such as postoperative morbidity risk in hepatectomy, long-term outcomes in cholangiocarcinoma, and innovations in parenchymal sparing techniques. His work aims to enhance surgical management and personalize treatment for liver cancer patients.

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GUIDO TORZILLI

Full Professor of Surgery

Humanitas University

ITALY

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Lorenza Rimassa

Humanitas University

ITALY

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ANDREA MAINARDI

University of Oxford

UNITED KINGDOM

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Stratifying the risk in liver surgery: performance in an Italian cohort of 3.280 liver resection for HCC

Model for estimating the risk of postoperative morbidity and optimizing patients' management after hepatectomy

ASO Visual Abstract: Long-Term Outcomes according to Surgical Margin in Mass-Forming Cholangiocarcinoma-The Role of R1vasc

Long-Term Outcomes According to Surgical Margin in Mass-Forming Cholangiocarcinoma: The Role of R1vasc

Mid-transversal hepatectomy: breaking new ground in parenchymal sparing hepatectomies

Predictive model of intrahepatic collateral vessels among hepatic veins in patients with liver tumors involving the caval confluence

Anatomical liver resection using the ultrasound-guided compression technique in minimal access surgery

The tumor microenvironment of VETC+ hepatocellular carcinoma is enriched of immunosuppressive TAMs spatially close to endothelial cells

Anatomical liver resection using the ultrasound-guided compression technique in minimal access surgery

Cholangiocarcinoma-on-a-chip: A human 3D platform for personalised medicine

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GUIDO TORZILLI

Lorenza Rimassa

ANDREA MAINARDI

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