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Table 2 Case summary of complete remission (CR) of advanced hepatocellular carcinoma achieved by sorafenib treatment

From: Case analysis of complete remission of advanced hepatocellular carcinoma achieved with sorafenib

Case No.

Age (year), gender

Metastatic sites

Initial dose

CR time (month)

CR duration (month)

Publication time

Journal

Reference

Note

1

78, male

Lung

400

5

6

17/10/08

Journal of Hematology & Oncology

So et al. [4]

First case of CR

2

54, male

Lung

400

18

Unknown

1/9/09

American Journal of Transplantation

Yeganeh et al. [5]

Solitary pulmonary metastasis post liver transplantation

3

59, male

Portal vein

400

6

16

14/3/10

Liver International ISSN

Irtan et al. [6]

Two cases reported in the same report; CR achieved by surgical resection in the descent stage following sorafenib treatment.

4

57, male

Portal vein

400

6

12

14/3/10

Liver International ISSN

Irtan et al. [6]

5

74, male

Portal vein

200

8

16

23/3/10

Targeted Oncology

Wang et al. [7]

Initial dose at a low level

6

67, male

Portal lymph node

400

6

6

31/8/10

Medical Oncology

Chelis et al. [8]

HIV-hepatitis B virus (HBV) co-infected with advanced hepatocellular carcinoma

7

56, male

Thoracic diaphragm

400

6

6

20/4/11

Journal of Clinical Oncology

Curtit et al. [9]

CR achieved by surgical resection in the descent stage following sorafenib treatment.

8

84, male

Portal vein

400

6

6

11/4/11

BMC Gastroenterology

Sacco et al. [10]

First case of CR in hepatitis C patients in older people

9

76, female

Lung

200

4

8

22/12/11

Oncology

Inuzuka et al. [11]

First female case

10

60, male

Portal lymph node

400

11 days

12

24/7/12

Oncology

Mizukami et al. [12]

Shortest time to achieve CR

11

52, male

Lung

400

6

42

10/10/12

Journal of Gastrointestinal Cancer

Lulla et al. [13]

Longest duration of CR

12

66, male

Portal vein

400

6

8

15/2/13

World Journal of Gastrointestinal Oncology

Kim et al. [14]