HCC: SURVEILLANCE AND MANAGEMENT

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HCC: SURVEILLANCE AND MANAGEMENT Hillel Tobias, MD PhD Professor of Medicine and Surgery Medical Director, Liver Transplant Service New York University Langone Medical Center

Normal hepatocytes - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HCC

Emerging Trends in HCC Incidence and Mortality (in U.S.) HCC is 2 nd or 3 rd most common cause of cancer related deaths worldwide Historically more common in developing world Recently incidence in developed world has doubled (secondary to increase in cirrhosis) Tumor size (>5cm) and vascular invasion increase risk of death Hepatology 61:191-200 Njei etal

Risk Factors for HCC Chronic HepaRRs B accounts for 52% of all HCC (350 million world wide have HBV) Followed by chronic heparrs C and Alcohol related liver disease Obesity/diabetes/NASH Hemochromatosis PBC, AIH Aflotoxin

ReducRon of Incidence: PrevenRon of Risk Factors Cirrhosis due to heparrs B Cirrhosis due to heparrs C ReducRon in Alcohol ConsumpRon & Cirrhosis Epidemic of obesity, metabolic syndrome, and non alcoholic fa^y liver disease Plus: higher rate of early detecron And: EffecRve treatment oprons

Cirrhosis vs. HCC Most cases of HCC arise in parents with cirrhosis especially in HCV and ARLD However chronic heparrs B can give rise to HCC in the absence of cirrhosis Now reported NAFLD can also give rise to HCC in absence of cirrhosis

HCC Screening/Surveillance The only valid screening process for HCC is regular six month imaging of the liver in susceprble individuals MRI is the most sensirve imaging 3 Phase contrast CT is next most sensirve Ultrasound is next most sensirve - - being the least expensive it is the recommended test- sensirvity 65-80%, specificity 90% Use of serologic tumor markers is not recommended in screening guidelines

HCC Diagnosis Is Established by Imaging Criteria Intense contrast uptake in the arterial phase followed by contrast washout in the venous phase is considered specific for HCC on MRI and CT Nodules 1 cm or less can not be validated as tumor Such nodules should be followed with serial studies PET scans are not useful due to low sensirvity of pick up

HCC- Arterial Phase Enhancement

Liver Biopsy in the Diagnosis of HCC Biopsy of small nodules within a cirrhorc liver seen on imaging studies is not reliable Sampling errors occur DisRnguishing HCC from DysplasRc Nodule is ofen erroneous A negarve biopsy can not rule out malignancy 30% of HCC parents can have a non diagnosrc biopsy or tumor is inaccesible

Future Use of Serologic HCC Markers Lens culinaris agglurnin- reacrve fracron of AFP AFP L3 AFP protein normally produced by yolk sac and liver in fetal development AFP L3 is fucosylated isoform of AFP The biomarker is raro of AFP L3 to AFP Level of 10% or greater suggests HCC DCP (Pivka II): HCC secretes non carboxylated prothrombin because HCC cells have a carboxylaron defect.

Management of HCC ResecRon vs. TransplantaRon vs. AblaRon If parent presents with heparc decompensaron expected outcome offered by transplantaron (within the Milan Criteria) clearly superior Compensated liver disease survival (within Milan Criteria) is >70% vs 40-50% for resecron and/or ablaron Large tumors are not well served by ablarons and may require TARE in cirrhosis and resecron in non cirrhorcs

Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer Algorithm StraRfies HCC parents into five stages with links to treatment BCLC 0 : single HCC <2cm - low probability of microscopic disseminaron (?resecron) BCLC A : single nodule, or up to 3 nodules <3cmC (? resecron,?ablaron? TransplantaRon) BCLC B : large/or mulrfocal HCC without extraheparc spread (TACE recommended) BCLC C : extraheparc spread /consrturonal symptoms (Sorafenib) BCLC D : heavily impaired liver funcron/major physical deterioraron. (SympomaRc Rx)

Surgical ResecRon Recommended in the BCLC: benefit of segmental resecron may only be apparent in tumors between 1 and 2 cm Recurrence afer resecron occurs in up to 80% in 5 yrs Presence of portal hypertension negarvely impacts results of resecron. In tumors <2cm resecron and RFA have similar results This is generally not followed in centers with Transplant Teams Barcelona 0 and A as well as B are considered candidates for transplantaron under the Milan Criteria

Survival Benefit of Liver ResecRon for HCC Across Different BCLC Stages Vitale, A & Italian Liver Cancer Group J.Hepatology 2015 62:617-24 V Cohort: 2090 BCLC A, B, C HCC parents studied 200-2012 ResecRon: 550, 1040 loco- regional therapy (LRT), 494 best supporrve care (BSC) Median Net Survival Benefit of resecron over LRT was BCLC- 0 = 62%, BCLC- A = 45%, BCLC - C = - 16% CHILDS A parents always had a large posirve net survival benefit of resecron over LRT independent of BCLC stage. Use of resecron negates the use of the Transplant Pathway

Locoregional Approaches RF- ablaron, TACE, TACE- DEB, TARE- radioembolizaron, HepaRc Artery Infusion Chemotherapy(HAIC) TACE clearly improves survival of HCC TACE EffecRve in HCC parents with compensated liver disease without vascular invasion of extraheparc spread TACE induces major tumor necrosis TACE may be repeated upon disease progression Combining TACE with Sorafanib Median survival of TACE treated parents should exceed 3years

Transarterial ChemoembolizaRon (EASL IndicaRons and PaRent SelecRon) TACE is the BCLC recommended treatment modality for asymptomarc large or mulrfocal HCC without macrovascular invasion or extraheparc metastasis ( Intermediate HCC, BCLC stage B) In U.S. liver centers with transplant capabilires it is the recommended modality for earliest HCC as well.

Results of TACE Results of treatment are be^er in lesions <5cm than those >5cm Best in lesions around 2 cm Overall significant rate of retreatment to a^ain 100% necrosis And to deal with recurrence. radiologic progression Generally judged on repeat MRI 2-3 months afer treatmemnt

ContraindicaRons to TACE Absolute contraindicaions Factors related to cirrhosis: Decompensated cirrhosis jaundice, HE, refractory ascites, hepatorenal syndrome, portal vein thrombosis, hepatofugal flow Factors related to HCC: extensive tumor involving enrrety of both liver lobes, malignant portal vein thrombosis Impaired renal func8on: GFR <30 RelaIve contraindicaions: Factors related to cirrhosis: esophageal varices at high risk of bleeding Factors related to HCC: large tumor >10 cm

Percutaneous CryoablaRon vs RFA for HCC Wang, C etal Hepatology 2015 61:1579-1590 Cohort: 360 parents- Childs- Pugh A or B cirrhosis HCC: 1 or 2 lesions <4 cm Treatment naïve, no metastases Endpoint: local tumor progression @ 1,2,3 yrs Cryo: 3%, 7%, 7% RFA: 9%,11%,11% (p=.04) Lesions >3cm cryo 7.7% vs RFA 18.2% Survival Rate: 1 yr:97%, 3yr:67%, 5yr:40% Cryo RFA: 97%, 66% 38% RFA

RFA vs Surgical ResecRon for Small HCC 168 parents with nodules less that 4 cm and up to 2 nodules Three year follow up ResecRon: 1yr 96%, 2yr 87.6%, 3yr 74.8% RFA: 1yr 93.1, 2yr 83.1%, 3yr 67.2% No sta8s8cal differences in overall survival or recurrence free survival rate Feng etal.j.hepatology 2012:57:794-802

Tranarterial Radio EmbolizaRon(TARE) Arterial delivery of glass or resin spheres loaded with radiaron agent such as Ytrium 90 Useful in large tumors unsuitable for TACE And PaRents with portal vein thrombosis

BCLC Strategy From an oncological point of view liver transplantaron is preferable to surgical resecron as it can remove all the intraheparc tumor foci and the oncogenic cirrhorc liver The 5 year transplant survival exceeds 70% Recurrence afer resecron occurs in up to 80% of parents in 5 years

The Milan Criteria No single tumor greater than 5 cm in diameter MulRple tumors: none greater than 3 cm in diameter Maximum of three tumors, none greater than 3 cm in diameter, adding up to maximum of 9 cm

The NYU Approach to HCC- 1 Careful and regular Q 6 months screening of all paients at risk for HCC: All parents with cirrhosis even if they have cleared their HCV or HBV All parents with HBV even if they don t have cirrhosis All parents with NASH/NAFLD even if they don t have cirrhosis All parents with PBC, Autoimmune Cirrhosis, Hemochromatosis All at risk parents from Rme of diagnosis, irrespecrve of age

NYU Approach to HCC- 2 Approach to lesions picked up in screening Lesions less than 1 cm- 2 cm with arterial enhancement are screened Q 3months unrl they get to 2 cm At 2 cm they are listed for transplant under the Milan Criteria Program Afer documenrng the 2 cm lesion they are treated with TACE and monitored Q 3 months thereafer while on the transplant wairng list If tumor recurs or progresses parent receives repeat TACE treatment as necessary

NYU Approach to HCC - 3 Lesions outside Milan Criteria: Lesions beyond the Milan Criteria in HBV parents without cirrhosis can be resected with radical resecrons Large lesions in parents with cirrhosis are treated with radio acrve embolizaron (Ytrium 90) A^empts are made to shrink the lesions down to Milan Criteria

Systemic Chemotherapy Novel agent that targets specific molecular mechanisms related to cancer growth and progression MulR kinase inhibitor Inhibits specifically serine- threonine kinases (Raf- 1, B- Raf) and tyrosine kinase acrvity of VEGF receptors 30% improvement in survival Targeted therapy is aimed at specific targets which need to be idenrfied by biomarkers and molecular profile

Coffee Intake Reduces Incidence of Liver Cancer and Liver Disease Death US MulRethnic Cohort Study (162,022 individuals) Hawaii & California 18 year follow up Coffee drinkers vs. non drinkers 2-3 cups/day : 38% reducron in risk of HCC >4 cups/day : 41% reducron in risk of HCC 2-3 cups/day : 46% reducron in CLD death >4 cups /day : 71% reducron in CLD death IrrespecRve of ethnicity, sex, BMI, smoking status, alcohol intake, or diabetes SeRawan etal. Gasroenterology 2015, 148: 118-125