How to treat liver cancer with lymph node metastasis?

Clinically, liver cancer patients will show symptoms of metastasis in the late stage. Lymphatic metastasis of liver cancer is a common clinical type. Below, liver cancer experts from the Cancer Hospital introduce lymphatic metastasis of liver cancer in detail.

Generally, liver cancer lymph node metastasis can be divided into:

First portal lymph node metastasis: Ultrasonography shows round or oval low-echo foci 0.5cm-2cm in size, single or multiple, around the gallbladder neck, common bile duct, and portal vein.

Second portal lymph node metastasis: The lymphatic vessels near the head and diaphragm of the liver converge into the peripheral lymph nodes where the three hepatic veins of the inferior vena cava flow into the second portal area.

Retroperitoneal lymph node metastasis: Our hospital's liver cancer experts pointed out that lymph node metastasis around the abdominal aorta, inferior vena cava and pancreas appears as round or oval low-echo foci, single or multiple.

The Cancer Hospital is a scientific research and clinical institution that specializes in the study and treatment of various cancers. The "tumor-clearing, strengthening and consolidating therapy" has a good effect in treating different symptoms caused by liver cancer. In addition, it can achieve the treatment goal for patients in the middle and late stages or those who are not suitable for surgery, radiotherapy or chemotherapy, as well as those with postoperative recurrence and metastasis.

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