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Table 4 Risk factors predicting progression-free survival in HCC patients with MVI who received one-shot CDDP plus RT

From: Efficacy and safety of chemoradiation therapy using one-shot cisplatin via hepatic arterial infusion for advanced hepatocellular carcinoma with major macrovascular invasion: a single-arm retrospective cohort study

Parameter

Univariate analysis

Multivariate analysis

p value

OR

95% CI

p value

Age (≥ 65/ < 65 years)

0.753

   

Gender (female/male)

0.269

   

Etiology (with viral hepatitis/without viral hepatitis)

0.991

   

ECOG-PS (0/ ≥ 1)

0.799

   

Albumin (≥ 3.5/ < 3.5 g/dL)

0.838

   

Prothrombin consumption test (≥ 70%/ < 70%)

0.619

   

Child–Pugh score (≥ 6/5)

0.375

   

mALBI grade (≥ 2b/ ≤ 2a)

0.505

   

Diameter of main tumor (≥ 70/ < 70 mm)

0.479

   

Number of tumors in the liver (≥ 4/ < 4)

0.201

   

Relative tumor volume in the liver (≥ 50%/ < 50%)

0.009

2.79

1.247–6.243

0.013

Vp (3/4)

0.949

   

Vv (with/without)

0.713

   

Extrahepatic spread (with/without)

0.304

   

Alpha-fetoprotein (≥ 400/ < 400 ng/mL)

0.135

   

Des-γ-carboxy prothrombin (≥ 400/ < 400 mAU/mL)

0.906

   

Best response of MVI (CR or PR/SD or PD)

0.132

   
  1. Univariate and multivariate analysis of risk factor of overall survival in HCC patients with MVI who received one-shot CDDP chemotherapy via HAI plus RT. HCC hepatocellular carcinoma; MVI macrovascular invasion; CDDP cisplatin; RT radiation therapy; OR odds ratio; CI confidence interval; ECOG-Performance Status Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Performance Status; ALBI score = log10([total-bilirubin(mg/dL)]*17.1*0.66 − [albumin(g/dL)]*10*0.085; mALBI grade 1: 2a: 2b: 3 = ALBI score ≤  − 2.6: >  − 2.6 to <  − 2.27: ≥  − 2.27 to ≤  − 1.39: >  − 1.39; Vp portal vein invasion; Vv venous invasion; SD stable disease; PD progressive disease; CR complete response; PR partial response; HAI hepatic arterial infusion