Figures & data
Table 1 Univariate Analysis for Objective Response Rates in the High-AFP Group (n=77)
Table 2 Univariate and Multivariate Analysis for Objective Response Rates in the High-DCP Group (n=76)
Figure 2 The survival curves of patients with uHCC receiving triple therapy for progression-free survival (PFS). (A) After 6 weeks of triple therapy, patients with AFP reduction >50% have significantly longer PFS than those with AFP reduction ≤50%. (B) Similarly, patients with DCP reduction >50% also had better PFS.
![Figure 2 The survival curves of patients with uHCC receiving triple therapy for progression-free survival (PFS). (A) After 6 weeks of triple therapy, patients with AFP reduction >50% have significantly longer PFS than those with AFP reduction ≤50%. (B) Similarly, patients with DCP reduction >50% also had better PFS.](/cms/asset/3326fab1-5ebb-42e2-aa22-ec9f8a529612/djhc_a_12296230_f0002_c.jpg)
Table 3 Univariate and Multivariate Analysis for Overall Survival in the High-AFP Group (n=77)
Table 4 Univariate and Multivariate Analysis for Overall Survival in the High-DCP Group (n=76)
Figure 3 The survival curves of patients with uHCC receiving triple therapy for overall survival (OS). (A) After 6 weeks of triple therapy, patients with AFP reduction>50% have significantly improved OS compared to those without. (B) Likewise, the OS of patients with DCP reduction >50% was significantly longer.
![Figure 3 The survival curves of patients with uHCC receiving triple therapy for overall survival (OS). (A) After 6 weeks of triple therapy, patients with AFP reduction>50% have significantly improved OS compared to those without. (B) Likewise, the OS of patients with DCP reduction >50% was significantly longer.](/cms/asset/8a8e624a-e34d-47b9-b1c7-1a2b7aa76580/djhc_a_12296230_f0003_c.jpg)