Figures & data
Table 1. Baseline characteristics of recurrent HCC patients receiving different treatments.
Figure 2. The survival curves of recurrent HCC patients receiving hepatectomy, RFA or TACE-RFA. No significant difference was found in sRFS (A) or PRS (B) among the different treatment groups.
![Figure 2. The survival curves of recurrent HCC patients receiving hepatectomy, RFA or TACE-RFA. No significant difference was found in sRFS (A) or PRS (B) among the different treatment groups.](/cms/asset/c9d0b1b2-0de4-4129-a963-1b42855bd9a4/ihyt_a_1937715_f0002_c.jpg)
Figure 3. The survival curves of recurrent HCC patients undergoing hepatectomy, RFA or TACE-RFA in groups classified by MVI statuses. (A) sRFS and (B) PRS for the MVI (−) group. (C) sRFS and (D) PRS for the MVI (+) group.
![Figure 3. The survival curves of recurrent HCC patients undergoing hepatectomy, RFA or TACE-RFA in groups classified by MVI statuses. (A) sRFS and (B) PRS for the MVI (−) group. (C) sRFS and (D) PRS for the MVI (+) group.](/cms/asset/a070c9f9-2919-4189-8a32-b4e3c3c74f93/ihyt_a_1937715_f0003_c.jpg)
Figure 4. Subgroup analyses of sRFS and PRS for recurrent HCC patients receiving hepatectomy, RFA or TACE-RFA based on MVI status and TTR.
![Figure 4. Subgroup analyses of sRFS and PRS for recurrent HCC patients receiving hepatectomy, RFA or TACE-RFA based on MVI status and TTR.](/cms/asset/3de30a1a-0000-4b8b-8c8e-1ba044204e7b/ihyt_a_1937715_f0004_c.jpg)
Table 2. Univariate and multivariate analyses of prognostic factors for post-recurrence survival (PRS) and secondary recurrence-free survival (sRFS).