Retrospective analysis reveals higher healthcare costs for early-stage HCC recurrence, suggesting novel therapies are needed.
Findings suggest a significant HRU burden and high total healthcare costs for patients with early-stage HCC who experience disease recurrence after curative-intent therapy compared with patients who remain recurrence free. This underscores a need for future novel therapies that offer recurrence-free survival benefits and have the potential to reduce the economic burden of managing early-stage HCC.
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