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HCC in NFALD: temporal trends
With better HCV treatment it is clear that HCV-induced HCC will decline in the coming years. Roughly
8% of HCC patients have NAFLD as an underlying risk factor [11], but there is significant geographical
variation in this proportion. Temporal trends also exist. HCC associated with NAFLD accounted for
35% of cases in an English referral liver unit in 2010, representing a >10 fold increase from 2000 [17].
The number of patients undergoing LT for HCC secondary to NASH increased by nearly four-fold
from 2002 to 2012 (United Network for Organ Sharing registry), more than any other indication for
liver transplantation in patients with HCC [18].

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