Editorial
Copyright ©The Author(s) 2018.
World J Gastroenterol. Oct 7, 2018; 24(37): 4224-4229
Published online Oct 7, 2018. doi: 10.3748/wjg.v24.i37.4224
Table 2 Adherence to clinical practice guidelines around the world and in Latin America
StudyPopulationDesignResults
Leoni et al[20]n = 227 HCV 58% Child A 54%Retrospective cohort (2005-2010) One centerAt HCC diagnosis: BCLC 0-A 55%; Adherence to BCLC 60%; Higher adherence among BCLC A 86%
Gashin et al[21]n = 137 HCV 62%Retrospective cohort (2009-2010) One centerAdherence to BCLC 62%; Better overall survival; Heterogeneous causes of non-adherence
Kim et al[22]n = 3515 HBV 77% Child A 82%Retrospective cohort (2005-2009) One centerAt HCC diagnosis: BCLC A 59%; Adherence to BCLC 49%; Better survival for adherence, except BCLC-D (BCLC D who were transplanted were considered “non-adherence”)
Wallace et al[23]n = 292 OH-HCV 65%Retrospective cohort (2006-2014) One centerAt HCC diagnosis: BCLC 0-A 64%; Adherence to BCLC 48% vs HKLC 56% (P.001); No better survival among BCLC adherence vs no-adherence but better survival among HKLC (TACE before transplant was considered “no-adherence”)
Guarino et al[24]n = 1008 HCV Child A 73%Retrospective cohort (2013-2015) Multicenter studyAt HCC diagnosis: BCLC 0-A 59%; Adherence BCLC 71%, lower in BCLC B 36% and C 46%; No better survival (TACE before transplant was considered “no-adherence”)
Kikuchi et al[25]n = 364 HBV 53% Child A 53%Retrospective cohort (2010-2012) One centerAt HCC diagnosis: BCLC A 36%; Adherence BCLC 52%; Lower adherence in BCLC C-D; No better survival, except in BCLC A (BCLC D who were transplanted were considered “non-adherence”)
Piñero et al[26]n = 708 HCV 58% Child A 54%Dual cohort (2009-2016) Multicenter studyAt HCC diagnosis: BCLC 0-A 47%; Adherence BCLC 53% initial, 63% subsequently; Adherence to BCLC: better survival HR 0.67 (CI: 0.52-0.87)