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Assessing Liver Function in Patients with HCC - Episode 4

Assessing Liver Function in Patients With HCC: The Child-Pugh Score

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Arndt Vogel, MD, explains that the Child-Pugh score, although simpler to calculate than the ALBI score, sometimes lacks granularity in assessing liver function in hepatocellular carcinoma patients; however, both scoring systems are considered valuable tools in clinical settings and trials for evaluating liver function's prognostic impact on treatment outcomes.

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    EP. 1: Risk Factors of Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC)
    EP. 2: Importance of Assessing Liver Function in HCC
    EP. 3: Assessing Liver Function in Patients With HCC: The ALBI Score
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    EP. 4: Assessing Liver Function in Patients With HCC: The Child-Pugh Score
    EP. 5: Assessing Liver Function in Patients With HCC: The MELD Score
    EP. 6: Updates in First-Line Systemic Therapy for Patients With HCC
    EP. 7: Key Outcomes Data in Patients With HCC Based on Liver Function
    EP. 8: Rivoceranib plus Camrelizumab for First-Line Treatment of HCC: Data from CARES-310
    EP. 9: The Future of Liver Function Assessments in HCC

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