One hundred consecutive hepatobiliary resections for biliary hilar malignancy: Preoperative blood donation, blood loss, transfusion, and outcome
Authors:
- Masato NaginoMasato Nagino
- Junichi KamiyaJKJunichi Kamiya
- Toshiyuki AraiTAToshiyuki Arai
- Hideki NishioHNHideki Nishio
- Tomoki EbataTETomoki Ebata
- Yuji NimuraYNYuji Nimura
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