Titlebook: Liver Metastases; Biology, Diagnosis a O. J. Garden (Professor of Hepatobiliary Surgery), Textbook 1998 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1998

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Systemic Therapy,r high incidence only being exceeded by that of nodal involvement. The proportion of patients with metastatic liver disease has increased in the latest years, as a consequence of technical improvements in diagnostic instruments (e.g. Computed tomography scans, ultrasonography, MRI, markers, nuclear medicine).

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Regional Infusion Therapy,diagnosis, the majority of patients with liver tumours present with unresectable hepatic disease.. The need for new forms of treatment aimed at improving survival in patients with liver neoplasms while preserving quality of life is thus quite apparent.

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Radiotherapy,approaches of radiation therapy in the treatment of liver metastasis can be considered. It can be employed as a palliative modality in patients with painful metastasis or secondly as a potentially curative therapy for patients with medically or technically unresectable metastasis and who have no evidence of extrahepatic disease.