“…6 Whilst increasing treatment options were available for HCC over the past decade, 7,8 NA treatment is 1 of the key modalities for secondary and tertiary prevention for HCC. 9 Unfortunately, the uptake rate of antiviral treatment could be as low as 5% even in developed countries. 10 This consequence increases the likelihood of hepatic decompensation and hence limits the HCC treatment options.…”
Antiviral treatment improves survival in patients with chronic hepatitis B-related HCC. The uptake of antiviral treatment in HCC patients was suboptimal in the past (47.3% in 2007), but dramatically improved to 98.3% in 2017.
“…6 Whilst increasing treatment options were available for HCC over the past decade, 7,8 NA treatment is 1 of the key modalities for secondary and tertiary prevention for HCC. 9 Unfortunately, the uptake rate of antiviral treatment could be as low as 5% even in developed countries. 10 This consequence increases the likelihood of hepatic decompensation and hence limits the HCC treatment options.…”
Antiviral treatment improves survival in patients with chronic hepatitis B-related HCC. The uptake of antiviral treatment in HCC patients was suboptimal in the past (47.3% in 2007), but dramatically improved to 98.3% in 2017.
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