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Minimally-invasive liver resection (MILR) is a promising approach and has become a standard therapy option for a variety of indications, including liver tumors, in adults. Although minimally-invasive techniques are common practices in children, the usage and literature regarding MILR in children is scarce. In this article, we give an update on the current literature, share some of our own experience and give a future outlook of the potential benefits and shortcomings regarding MILR in children.

Minimally-invasive liver resection for liver tumors in children: a snapshot of the current landscape