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Title 肝細胞癌診療の現状と展望
Subtitle 今月のテーマ (総論) : 肝細胞癌診療up-to-date
Authors 工藤正俊1)
Authors (kana)
Organization 1)近畿大学医学部消化器内科
Journal 日本消化器病学会雑誌
Volume 120
Number 1
Page 5-26
Year/Month 2023 / 1
Article 報告
Publisher 日本消化器病学会
Abstract 「要旨」: Early-stage肝癌における近年のトピックスの1つとしてSURF試験が挙げられる. SURF試験の結果, RFAと切除の間でRFSやOSに有意差がなかったことから, 2021年版肝癌診療ガイドラインの3cm以下3個以内の肝細胞癌の治療戦略は切除とRFAが横並びとなった. Intermediate-stage肝癌においては, 近年薬物療法とTACEとの組み合わせがTACE単独よりも良好であることが示されるようになってきた. Advanced-stage肝癌については, IMbrave 150試験の結果によりアテゾリズマブ+ベバシズマブが1st lineの第一選択の薬剤となった.
Practice 臨床医学:内科系
Keywords 肝細胞癌, アテゾリズマブ+ベバシズマブ, ABC conversion therapy, LEN-TACE sequential therapy, Sora-TACE sequential therapy
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