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 |
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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 |