Seok Ling Ong

Comparison of survival by allocation to medical therapy, surgery, or heart transplantation for ischemic advanced heart failure.

Predictors of severity and survival in acute pancreatitis: validation of the efficacy of early warning scores.

Inaccuracy of fine-needle biopsy in the diagnosis of solitary fibrous tumour of the liver.

Immunoregulatory effects of liver ablation therapies for the treatment of primary and metastatic liver malignancies.

Efficacy and safety of microwave ablation for primary and secondary liver malignancies: a systematic review.

Effects of hypoxia due to isovolemic hemodilution on an ex vivo normothermic perfused liver model.

The current role of PET-CT in the characterization of hepatobiliary malignancies.

Preoperative biliary drainage for distal obstruction: the case against revisited.

The porcine hepatic arterial supply, its variations and their influence on the extracorporeal perfusion of the liver.

Caveat reporting in ultrasound interpretation of surgical pathology: a comparison of sonographer versus radiologist.

Changes in acid-base balance during electrolytic ablation in an ex vivo perfused liver model.

Two primary tumours metastasizing to the liver in a collision phenomenon.

Cytokine response of electrolytic ablation in an ex vivo perfused liver model.

Future clinical applications of bile analysis.

Bile changes after liver surgery: experimental and clinical lessons for future applications.

Use of the recanalised umbilical vein for islet autotransplantation following total pancreatectomy.

Mechanisms of reducing postoperative pain, nausea and vomiting: a systematic review of current techniques.

Addition of a kidney to the normothermic ex vivo perfused porcine liver model does not increase cytokine response.

Patterns of histological changes following hepatic electrolytic ablation in an ex-vivo perfused model.

The autologous normothermic ex vivo perfused porcine liver-kidney model: improving the circuit's biochemical and acid-base environment.

Histological changes during extracorporeal perfusions of the porcine liver: implications for temporary support during acute liver failures.

History, ethics, advantages and limitations of experimental models for hepatic ablation.