Retrospective Study
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2024.
World J Gastrointest Surg. Jun 27, 2024; 16(6): 1601-1608
Published online Jun 27, 2024. doi: 10.4240/wjgs.v16.i6.1601
Table 1 Baseline characteristics of 51 patients with primary liver cancer, n (%)
Item
Case
Gender
Male42 (82.35)
Female9 (17.65)
Age
< 607 (13.73)
≥ 6044 (86.27)
Viral infection
No11 (21.57)
HBV34 (66.67)
HCV4 (7.84)
HBV + HCV2 (3.92)
Child-Pugh grade
A45 (88.24)
B6 (11.76)
BCLC
B11 (21.57)
C40 (78.43)
Tumor number
120 (39.22)
≥ 231 (60.78)
Tumor diameter
< 5 cm19 (37.25)
≥ 5 cm32 (62.75)
Table 2 Clinical efficacy evaluation of 51 patients with primary liver cancer, n (%)
Item
Case
CR0 (0)
PR27 (52.94)
SD16 (31.37)
PD8 (15.69)
Objective response rate27 (52.94)
Disease control rate43 (84.31)
Table 3 Changes in liver function indices before and after treatment (mean ± SD)

Before (n = 51)
After (n = 51)
t
P value
ALT (U/L)75.11 ± 4.6260.62 ± 4.0916.7710
AST (U/L)119.47 ± 11.6941.57 ± 6.8841.0130
LDH (U/L)439.15 ± 20.62236.73 ± 18.1552.6230
AFP-13 (%)18.52 ± 5.3711.31 ± 2.658.5980
Table 4 Incidence of adverse events, n (%)

Incidence
Grade 3-5
Hypertension10 (19.61)4 (7.84)
Platelet reduction14 (27.45)2 (3.92)
ALT elevation7 (13.73)1 (1.96)
Leukocyte reduction13 (25.49)3 (5.88)
Nausea and vomiting20 (39.22)1 (1.96)
Fever3 (5.88)0 (0.00)
Hypothyroidism2 (3.92)0 (0.00)
Abdominal pain4 (7.84)0 (0.00)
Hyperbilirubinemia6 (11.76)0 (0.00)
Ascites3 (5.88)0 (0.00)
Hypokalemia2 (3.92)0 (0.00)