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Transforming HCC Surgery with Biology-Driven Approaches

Surgeons need to adapt to evolving strategies for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) that prioritize biological insights and dynamic eligibility criteria.

  • Curative treatments offer optimal long-term outcomes, yet 5-year recurrence rates remain at about 70%.
  • New methods in immunogenomic profiling and liquid biopsy enhance patient selection beyond traditional staging.

These advances enable personalized surgical strategies and improve outcomes.

  • Innovations in perioperative immunotherapy and graft preservation techniques may further reduce recurrence risk and broaden curative options.

Review by Malik AK, Geh D (…) White SA et 3 al. in Nat Rev Gastroenterol Hepatol

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