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Table 1 Calculations of the seven scoring models to predict TACE response for intermediate-stage HCC patients

From: Validation of the ALBI-TAE model and comparison of seven scoring systems for predicting survival outcome in patients with intermediate‐stage hepatocellular carcinoma undergoing chemoembolization

Score

Parameters included

Points

Risk

ALBI-TAE score

ALBI grade

2–3

0

A (Low risk)

 

AFP

 > 200 ng/mL

1

B

 

Up-to-11

Out

2

C

   

3

D (Very high risk)

Bolondi’s subclassification for BCLC-B

Child–Pugh score (CPS)

CPS 5–7, Up-to-7: within, ECOG 0

 

B1 (Low risk)

 

Up-to-7

CPS 5–6, Up-to-7: beyond, ECOG 0

 

B2

 

ECOG status

CPS 7, Up-to-7: beyond, ECOG 0

 

B3

 

No portal vein thrombosis

CPS 8–9, Up-to-7: any, ECOG 0–1

 

B4 (High risk)

HAP score

Tumor size

 > 7 cm

0

A (Low risk)

 

AFP

 > 400 ng/mL

1

B

 

Albumin

 < 36 g/L

2

C

 

Bilirubin

 > 17 µmol/L

 ≥ 3

D (High risk)

mHAP-II score

Tumor size

 > 7 cm

0

A (Low risk)

 

Tumor number

 ≥ 2 lesions

1

B

 

AFP

 > 400 ng/mL

2

C

 

Albumin

 < 36 g/L

 ≥ 3

D (High risk)

 

Bilirubin

 > 17 µmol/L

  

Tumor burden score

Largest tumor diameter (cm)

Square root [(largest tumor diameter)2 + (number of tumors)2]

 < 3.36

A (Low risk)

 

Number of tumors

 

3.36–13.74

B

   

 > 13.74

C (High risk)

Six-and-twelve score

Largest tumor diameter (cm)

Sum

 ≤ 6

A (Low risk)

 

Tumor numbers

 

7–12

B

   

 > 12

C (High risk)

Seven-eleven criteria

Largest tumor diameter (cm)

Sum

 ≤ 7

A (Low risk)

 

Tumor numbers

 

7–11

B

   

 > 11

C (High risk)

  1. Abbreviations: TACE Transarterial chemoembolization, HCC Hepatocellular carcinoma, ALBI Albumin-bilirubin grade, AFP Alpha-fetoprotein, BCLC Barcelona Clinic Liver Cancer, ECOG, Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group, HAP Hepatoma arterial-embolization prognostic, mHAP-II Modified HAP-II