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. 2023 Sep 21;23(2):300–315. doi: 10.17998/jlc.2023.08.27

Table 4.

Combination of markers with morphometric variables to predict outcomes following liver transplantation for HCC

Marker Study, criterion name Value for cut-off HCC characteristic 5-year RFS (%) 5-year OS (%)
AFP DuBay et al.,119 Toronto <400 hCC confined to the liver and no poor histologic differentiation 66 70
Toso et al.,120 Toso ≤400 Total tumor volume ≤115 cm3 68.0* 74.6*
Wan et al.121 ≤400 Tumor ≤10 cm, no vascular and extrahepatic invasions 74.4 73.7
Duvoux et al.,122 French ≤100 Nodule diameters ≤3 cm, between 3-6 cm, or ≥6 cm 66.6 69.9
PIVKA-II Kaido et al.,123 Kyoto ≤400 Up to 10 hCCs with a diameter ≤5 cm - 82.0
Ito et al.124 ≤400 Tumor size ≤10 cm - 86.7
Soejima et al.125 ≤300 Tumor size ≤5 cm 93.8 -
AFP/PIVKA-II Lee et al.,7 MoRAL AFP and PIVKA-II derived score Beyond Milan criteria 66.3 86.0
Todo et al.14 AFP ≤200, PIVKA-II ≤100 Milan criteria 96.4 -
Shindoh et al.126 AFP ≤250, PIVKA-II ≤450 Tokyo criteria 96.8 -
NLR/CRP Na et al.18 NLR < 6.0 and CRP < 1.0 None 96.8 84.0

HCC, hepatocellular carcinoma; RFS, recurrence-free survival; OS, overall survival; AFP, alpha-fetoprotein; PIVKA-II, prothrombin-induced by vitamin K absence or antagonist-II; NLR, neutrophil to lymphocyte ratio; CRP, c-reactive protein.

*

4-year;

3-year.