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. 2008 Apr 28;14(16):2602–2608. doi: 10.3748/wjg.14.2602

Table 1.

Baseline profiles, response, and outcome of seven patients with HCC

Case Age(yr) Sex PS Hepatitis Child-Pugh class AFP (ng/mL) L3 (%) DCP (mAU/mL) Main tumor size (mm) Main tumor morphology Vascular invasion Tumor location Tumor volume Previous treatment Treatment cycles Response Outcome (mo) Cause of death
1 40 M 0 HBV A 934.3 15.9 333 50 Massive Vp3/Vv0 Bilobular, multiple < 50% None 2 PR 55, alive
2 35 M 0 HBV A 593 350 1.9 > 2000 130 Massive Vp4/Vv3 Bilobular, multiple ≥ 50% HAI 3 PR 10, dead Respiratory failure due to lung metastases
3 51 M 0 HBV A 33 460 78 > 2000 80 Massive Vp3/Vv0 Bilobular, multiple < 50% HAI 3 PR 8, dead SAH due to a cerebral aneurysm
4 60 M 0 HCV A 12.4 35.5 > 2000 45 Massive Vp3/Vv0 Bilobular, multiple ≥ 50% HAI 1 PR 6, dead Intrahepatic HCC related liver failure
5 68 M 0 HCV A 7.5 < 0.5 86 42 Nodular Vp0/Vv0 Bilobular, multiple < 50% TACE 1 SD 25, dead Aspiration-related pneumonia due to vertebra metastasis
6 64 M 0 HCV A 127 920 64.3 698 45 Nodular Vp3/Vv0 Bilobular, multiple < 50% TACE 2 SD 7, dead Intrahepatic HCC related liver failure
7 42 M 0 HBV A 372.8 67.5 15 100 Diffuse Vp4/Vv0 Bilobular, multiple ≥ 50% TACE 2 SD 5, dead Intrahepatic HCC related liver failure

Vp0: No PVTT; Vp3: PVTT in the first branch; Vp4: PVTT in the trunk; Vv0: No hepatic venous tumor thrombus; Vv3: Hepatic venous tumor thrombus in inferior vena cava; Multiple lesions; massive type HCC; Nodular, nodular type HCC; diffuse type HCC; Bilobular: Lesions; HAI: Hepatic arterial infusion chemotherapy of low-dose cisplatin and 5-FU.