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. 2023 Mar 22;11(6):925. doi: 10.3390/healthcare11060925

Table 5.

Clinical Use of Post-pruning CART.

Input Variables Most Common Treatment(s)
No. of Patients
(1-Year SR, %)
Treatment with Highest SR
No. of Patients
(1-Year SR, %)
Treatment with 2nd-Highest SR
No. of Patients
(1-Year SR, %)
Treatment with 3rd-Highest SR
No. of Patients
(1-Year SR, %)
Prediction Group Subgroup n = 375 1-year Survival AFP
(mcg/L)
GOT
(µkat/L)
T-bil
(mmol/L)
SR > 1 year 1 102 78% ≤210.5 ≤1.13 ≤0.0283 Surgery
45 patients (44%)
RFA
7 patients (100%)
TACE + RT
1 patient (100%)
Surgery
45 patients (82%)
SR ≤ 1 year 2 2a 4 0% ≤210.5 ≤1.13 >0.0283 TACE 1 patient (25%)
ST 1 patient (25%)
RT 1 patient (25%)
IT 1 patient (25%)
2b 82 40% ≤210.5 >1.13 TACE 41 patients (50%) RFA 1 patient (100%)
TACE + RT + TDT
1 patient (100%)
Surgery
20 patients (50%)
RT 2 patients (50%)
TACE
41 patients (41%)
2c 187 22% >210.5 TACE 75 patients (40%) RFA 1 patient (100%)
TACE + TDT + IT
1 patient (100%)
TACE + TDT
5 patients (60%)
RT + TDT
2 patients (50%)

SR—survival rate; No.—Number of patients; RFA—radiofrequency ablation; TACE—transarterial chemoembolization; RT—radiation therapy; ST—symptomatic treatment (including palliative treatment); TDT—targeted drug therapy; IT—immunotherapy.