Figures & data
Table 1. Baseline data of the open radiofrequency ablation and splenectomy group and the liver transplantation group.
Figure 1. (A) Intraoperative exploration revealed that the patient’s spleen was seriously enlarged. The spleen enlarged beyond the left subcostal margin. (B) The pericardia vessels were dissected upward for at least 5 cm. (C) The removed spleen was severely enlarged. (D) The RFA needle was inserted into the center of the tumor to initiate the radiofrequency ablation.
![Figure 1. (A) Intraoperative exploration revealed that the patient’s spleen was seriously enlarged. The spleen enlarged beyond the left subcostal margin. (B) The pericardia vessels were dissected upward for at least 5 cm. (C) The removed spleen was severely enlarged. (D) The RFA needle was inserted into the center of the tumor to initiate the radiofrequency ablation.](/cms/asset/b47514b7-10a7-42db-8f31-620152a44bbb/iivs_a_2130482_f0001_c.jpg)
Table 2. Intra- and postoperative results of HCC of the open radiofrequency ablation and splenectomy group and the liver transplantation group.
Figure 2. (A) Survival curves of DFS for patients with HCC and hypersplenism who were treated with open radiofrequency ablation combined liver splenectomy and pericardial devascularization (n = 32) and liver transplantation (n = 32), P < 0.001 (study group vs. control group; Kaplan–Meier, log–rank test). (B) OS curves of for patients with HCC and hypersplenism who were treated with open radiofrequency ablation combined with splenectomy and pericardial devascularization (n = 32) and liver transplantation (n = 32), P = 0.670 (study group vs. control group; Kaplan–Meier, log–rank test).
![Figure 2. (A) Survival curves of DFS for patients with HCC and hypersplenism who were treated with open radiofrequency ablation combined liver splenectomy and pericardial devascularization (n = 32) and liver transplantation (n = 32), P < 0.001 (study group vs. control group; Kaplan–Meier, log–rank test). (B) OS curves of for patients with HCC and hypersplenism who were treated with open radiofrequency ablation combined with splenectomy and pericardial devascularization (n = 32) and liver transplantation (n = 32), P = 0.670 (study group vs. control group; Kaplan–Meier, log–rank test).](/cms/asset/c5bf4b6f-213b-4190-8355-12109884f66c/iivs_a_2130482_f0002_b.jpg)