Prognostic Value of Alpha-Fetoprotein in Patients Who Achieve a Complete Response to Transarterial Chemoembolization for Hepatocellular Carcinoma.
Jae Seung LeeYoung Eun ChonBeom Kyung KimJun Yong ParkDo Young KimSang Hoon AhnKwang-Hyub HanWon Seok KangMoon Seok ChoiGeum-Youn GwakYong-Han PaikJoon Hyeok LeeKwang Cheol KohSeung-Woon PaikHwi Young KimTae Hun KimHyuck Sun KwonYeonjung HaMi Na KimJoo Ho LeeSeong Gyu HwangSoon Sun KimHyo-Jung ChoJae-Youn CheongSung Won ChoSeung Ha ParkNae-Yun HeoYoung Mi HongKi Tae YoonMong ChoJung Gil ParkMin-Kyu KangSoo-Young ParkYoung Oh KweonWon Young TakSe Young JangDong Hyun SinnSeung-Up Kimnull nullPublished in: Yonsei medical journal (2021)
High AFP levels and AFP non-responders were independently associated with poor outcomes after TACE. AFP holds clinical implications for detailed risk stratification upon achieving a CR after TACE.
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