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Figure 1

The continuous mean risk curve of intraoperative complication (IOC) as a function of the Halls difficulty score: the theoretical probability of intraoperative complication.11
The continuous mean risk curve of intraoperative complication (IOC) as a function of the Halls difficulty score: the theoretical probability of intraoperative complication.11

Figure 2

Histogramic time classes dependency of intraoperative complication (IOC) (yes/no) on the observed cohort.
Histogramic time classes dependency of intraoperative complication (IOC) (yes/no) on the observed cohort.

Figure 3

Time dependency of the Halls difficulty score on the observed cohort (blue points) and its regression (trend) line (red line).
Time dependency of the Halls difficulty score on the observed cohort (blue points) and its regression (trend) line (red line).

Figure 4

Two types of learning curves for observed cohort and the surgeon under consideration. The orange line (AC) represents the logarithmic regression curve based on absolute complexity. The green line (LC) represents the sum of the orange curve and the quintic regression line of relative complexity. This line represents our learning curve.AC = absolute complexity; ac (N) = absolute complexity expressed by the number of intraoperative complications; LC = learning curve
Two types of learning curves for observed cohort and the surgeon under consideration. The orange line (AC) represents the logarithmic regression curve based on absolute complexity. The green line (LC) represents the sum of the orange curve and the quintic regression line of relative complexity. This line represents our learning curve.AC = absolute complexity; ac (N) = absolute complexity expressed by the number of intraoperative complications; LC = learning curve

Baseline characteristics of 171 patients who underwent laparoscopic liver resection

Baseline characteristics Na,b
Male sexa 104 (60.8%)
Age (years)b 64 (20-86, 15)
BMI (kg/m2)b 27 (18-50, 4.8)
1 44 (25.7%)
ASA scorea 2 73 (42.7%)
3 51 (29.8%)
4 3 (1.8%)
Liver cirrhosis Child-Pugh (22)a A 33 (19.3%)
B 4 (2.3%)
Previous abdominal surgerya 41 (24.0%)
Previous liver resectiona 8 (4.6%)
Malignant tumoura 128 (74.9%)
Neoadjuvant chemotherapya 25 (14.6%)
Max. diameter (mm)b 38 (2-160, 33)
Number of tumoursa 1 (1-10, 0).
Deep location within livera 50 (29.2%)
Posterosuperior liver segmentsa 49 (28.7%)

Perioperative outcomes of 171 patients who underwent laparoscopic liver resection

Intraoperative details and postoperative course Na,b
Anatomic resection (23) a 101 (59.1%)
Anatomically major resection (23) a 27 (15.8%)
Technically major resection (24)a 29 (17.0%)
Operation time (min)b 160 (25-450, 90)
Blood loss (mL)b 150 (0-2200, 180)
Intraoperative complication (10)c 34 (19.9%)
        Conversion to open approacha 24 (14.0%)
        Blood loss > 775 mLa 12 (7.0%)
        Unintentional damage to the surrounding structuresa 2 (1.2%)
Hepatic pedicle clampinga 45 (26.3%)
Total hepatic pedicle clamping time (min)b 8 (0-75, 10)
Transfusion requireda 20 (11.7%)
Pathohistological diagnosis
        Colorectal liver metastases 53 (31%)
        Hepatocellular carcinoma 46 (29.6%)
        Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma 14 (8.2%)
        Other metastases 11 (6.4%)
        Hepatic cysts 10 (5.8%)
        Hepatic adenoma 6 (4.7%)
        Focal nodular hyperplasia 8 (4.7%)
        Haemangioma 6 (3.5%)
        Other pathology 15 (8.8%)
R0 resection 163 (95.3%)
Major morbidity CD 3a–4b (25)a 21 (12.3%)
Hospital stay (days)b 6 (2-79, 4)
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Medicine, Clinical Medicine, Internal Medicine, Haematology, Oncology, Radiology