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     肝癌合併門靜脈高壓病患接受標靶加上免疫治療成功案例-病例報告
                                                  樊修龍    謝宗保
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                                     1 三軍總醫院外科部一般外科  移植外科
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            Successful combined therapy with target therapy and immunotherapy in HCC patient with
                                      main portal vein thrombosis - a case report
                                        Hsiu-Lung Fan , Chung-Bao Hsieh
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          1 Division of General Surgery and  Division of Transplant Surgery, Department of Surgery,
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                                   Tri-Service General Hospital, Taipei, Taiwan
          Purpose:
          Immunotherapy      for  hepatocellular   carcinoma   (HCC)  has    become    one   of  treatments  in
          advanced    HCC.  Combined       therapy   with  target  therapy   and   immunotherapy      is  under
          investigation  in  many  clinical  trials. We  reported  a 60  years-old  male  with  the  history  of
          HBV    presented   with  tea-color  urine  for  days.  CT  and   MRI  revealed     multiple  hepatic
          tumors over bilateral lobes of liver with right, left, and main portal vein thrombosis. AFP
          was 109.3 ng/mL before treatment. The patient received radiotherapy for main portal vein
          thrombosis. Lenvatinib 10mg was prescribed every day. Immunotherapy                with  Nivolumab
          200mg were prescribed every 3 weeks. Cell therapy with cytokine-induced killer cell was
          prescribed  every  week.   After  3 months,   AFP returned    to  normal range   level(3.08ng/mL).
          Main   portal  vein  thrombosis    and  left  portal  vein  thrombosis   resolved.   In  conclusion,
          combination    therapy  with  target  therapy,  immunotherapy      and  cell  therapy  has  potential
          treatment benefit in advanced hepatocellular carcinoma.





