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. 2021 Apr;10(2):193–209. doi: 10.21037/hbsn.2020.03.11

Table 2. Summary of HIFU treatment in patients with HCC and cirrhosis.

Study Treatment Year No. of patients Cirrhosis Tumor size Complete response Survival Complication rate
Xu et al. (82) HIFU 2011 145 44% Child B or above <2, 2–5, >5 cm 80% (2 years), 51.4%, 46.5% 2.1% (major complications)
Cheung et al. (97) HIFU 2012 47 34% Child B or above <3 cm 90% 79.8% (3 years) 6.3% (major complications)
Wu et al. (90) HIFU 2004 55 Child A and B >8 cm 3.6% (90% partial response) 35.3% (18 months) 23.6% (minor complications)
no major complication
Li et al. (91) HIFU 2007 151 51% Child B or above >5 cm 28.5% (60.3% partial response) 30.9% (2 years) 15% (major complications)
Cheung et al. (92) HIFU 2014 26 34% Child B or above >3 cm 50% 49.2% (3 years) 56% (minor complications), no major complication
Wu et al. (93) HIFU + TACE 2005 24 Mainly Child A 50% >10 cm 64% partial response 42.9% (1 year) 25% (minor complications)
no major complication
Li et al. (94) HIFU + TACE 2010 44 22.7% Child B or above Mainly >5 cm 27.3% (45.5% partial response) 50% (1 year) 29.6% (minor complications), no major complication