Can liver enhanced CT diagnose liver cancer?

Most liver cancers can be detected by liver CT. The normal manifestation of liver cancer is the presence of masses and locations in the liver, and many patients have no symptoms. When the mass grows or invades the liver capsule, the patient may experience dull pain, swelling and pain in the liver area, or even increased pain. After liver cancer is discovered, active treatment is required, such as surgical resection, chemotherapy, targeted drug therapy, radiofrequency ablation therapy, cryotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, liver transplantation, etc. The specific treatment plan needs to be determined according to the patient's condition. Liver enhanced CT can show liver cancer.

Indications for interventional treatment of primary liver cancer

If primary liver cancer develops after surgery, it is also possible to intervene with treatment and heal again. However, liver cancer is most likely to develop and the liver will split. Surgery may develop, which is mainly suppressed by timely review of lifestyle habits. The patient has multiple cancer nodules in the liver. At this time, the tumor cannot be completely removed. Further interventional treatment is also required to prolong the patient's life and improve the quality of life. After liver cancer is discovered, it is necessary to go to the hospital for general surgery or hepatobiliary surgery as soon as possible.

How many years can you live with liver cancer?

Some patients can also survive for a long time through comprehensive treatment, with a five-year survival rate of about 15%. They can choose radiotherapy, chemotherapy, interventional surgery, radiofrequency ablation, targeted therapy, etc. Liver cancer patients are generally found in the middle and late stages, and it is generally not easy to detect in the early stages, so many patients will metastasize, and the prognosis is not very good, but active treatment can still prolong the patient's life. For the treatment of advanced liver cancer, interventional treatment is the first choice, that is, cannulation of the hepatic artery to the proper hepatic artery, or cannulation of the affected hepatic artery for embolization, and chemotherapy embolization is given at the same time, which has a good effect. Combined with targeted therapy, immunotherapy and traditional Chinese medicine treatment, the condition may sometimes be better controlled. The survival period of liver cancer patients cannot be generalized. This is closely related to the size, malignancy and metastasis of the tumor.