A predictive model for predicting the occurrence of liver cancer in patients with schistosomiasis cirrhosis

The proposed predictive model serves as a valuable tool for early detection of precancerous liver lesions. It outperforms AFP in this regard, with AST, GGT, TB, BA, PT, PCIII, and AFP identified as independent predictors of liver cancer.

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Experimental Parasitology
Published
2025-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.exppara.2025.109071
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Parasites and Host Interactions
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A predictive model for predicting the occurrence of liver cancer in patients with schistosomiasis cirrhosis

Jing Huang, Chenzhou Xu, Yiming Wu
Experimental Parasitology
Parasites and Host Interactions
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A predictive model for predicting the occurrence of liver cancer in patients with schistosomiasis cirrhosis

Jing Huang, Chenzhou Xu, Yiming Wu
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Abstract

The proposed predictive model serves as a valuable tool for early detection of precancerous liver lesions. It outperforms AFP in this regard, with AST, GGT, TB, BA, PT, PCIII, and AFP identified as independent predictors of liver cancer.

Experimental ParasitologyVol. 279
Jiaxing University (CN), First Hospital of Jiaxing (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 62%
Parasites and Host Interactions
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