
Opinion|Videos|March 11, 2025
Current Treatment Practices in Embolization-Eligible HCC
Author(s)Richard S. Finn, MD, Amit Singal, MD
Panelists discuss how systemic therapy plays a crucial role in embolization-eligible hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), particularly for patients with progressive or extensive disease. In locally advanced cases, systemic therapies, including immunotherapy combinations and tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs), are first-line options. Patients typically transition from transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) to systemic therapy upon progression, high tumor burden, or liver function decline.
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- Discuss the current role of systemic therapy in the embolization-eligible setting of HCC.
- How are systemic therapies currently used in patients with locally advanced disease?
- Is there a role for TKIs in first-line treatment?
- In current clinical practice, when do patients typically transition from embolization-based therapies like TACE to systemic ones?
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