Multidisciplinary approach is associated with improved survival of hepatocellular carcinoma patients - Fig 1

Dong Hyun Sinn (654999); Dongho Hyun (6204542); Geum-Youn Gwak (655000); Gyu-Seong Choi (734896); Hee Chul Park (2588155); Ho Yeong Lim (277134); Honsoul Kim (475628); Hyo Keun Lim (3170001); Hyunchul Rhim (3170004); Jae-Won Joh (75948); Jeong Il Yu (6204548); Jong Man Kim (615535); Joon Hyeok Lee (731999); Joong Hyun Ahn (6204551); Kwang Cheol Koh (732000); Kyoung Doo Song (6204536); Kyunga Kim (838270); Min Woo Lee (589379); Moon Seok Choi (731998); Sang Yun Ha (580178); Seong Hyun Kim (6204545); Seung Woon Paik (655001); Su Jin Lee (282699); Sung Ki Cho (1595224); Sung Wook Shin (3600827); Tae Wook Kang (6204539); Wonseok Kang (139862); Woo Kyoung Jeong (708863); Yong-Han Paik (731997)

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Multidisciplinary approach is associated with improved survival of hepatocellular carcinoma patients - Fig 1

Abstract

Kaplan-Meier survival curves of patients with hepatocellular carcinoma according to the management through multidisciplinary tumor board in the entire cohort (A) and in the exactly matched cohort (B). Abbreviations: MDT, multidisciplinary tumor board.</p

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