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World J Hepatol. May 27, 2022; 14(5): 885-895
Published online May 27, 2022. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v14.i5.885
Published online May 27, 2022. doi: 10.4254/wjh.v14.i5.885
Modality | Overall survival at 5 yr (%) | Local tumor progression at 2 yr (%) | Local tumor progression at 5 yr (%) | Disease-free survival at 5 yr (%) |
Transplant | ≥ 70[21] | NDA | Cumulative recurrence < 15[22] | > 70[23] |
Resection | 60-80[24-26] | NDA | Resection margin recurrence 1-7[27-29] | 38-54[26,27,30] |
Ablation ≤ 3 cm | 44-69[13,25,31] | 2-16[28,29,32] | 9.7-22[13,33,34] | 14-46[25,27] |
TARE ≤ 3 cm | 75[35] | 2.4-6.1[36,37] | NDA | NDA |
Ablation ≤ 5 cm | 49-72[27,38,39] | 6-9[40,41] | 3-14[12,31,40] | 50-59[27,40] |
TARE ≤ 5 cm | 57[35] | 6.1-10[37,42] | 28 for ≤ 5 cm[35] | NDA |
LEGACY | DOSISPHERE | |
Study design | Multi-center single-arm retrospective study | Multicenter randomized control phase ii trial |
Objective | To assess clinical outcomes of Y-90 glass microsphere treatment in patients with unresectable solitary HCC lesions | To compare clinical outcomes of lobar TARE using 120 Gy (SDA) versus > 205 Gy (PDA) in patients with intermediate/advanced HCC |
Inclusion criteria | Unresectable solitary lesions (≤ 8 cm); BCLC A or C (ECOG 0-1); Child-Pugh score A | ≥ 1 unresectable lesion ≥ 7 cm; BCLC A, B, or C |
Exclusion criteria | Patients with vascular or extrahepatic disease, significant ascites, encephalopathy, or prior LRT, LT, resection, or systemic therapy | Patients with micro-aggregate albumin (MAA) studies demonstrating poor tumor targeting |
Overall survival | At 3 yr, 86.6% for patients treated with TARE alone (median dose 410 Gy) and 92.8% for patients who down-staged via TARE | Overall survival was improved in the personalized dosimetry group (26.6 mo vs 10.7 mo) |
Downstaging | 21% successfully down-staged to LT; 6.8% to resection. | 36% patients in the PDA group and 3.5% (1/28) in the SDA group down-staged to resection1 |
- Citation: Zane KE, Nagib PB, Jalil S, Mumtaz K, Makary MS. Emerging curative-intent minimally-invasive therapies for hepatocellular carcinoma. World J Hepatol 2022; 14(5): 885-895
- URL: https://www.wjgnet.com/1948-5182/full/v14/i5/885.htm
- DOI: https://dx.doi.org/10.4254/wjh.v14.i5.885