Can liver cancer be cured in its early stages?

Clinical statistics show that the 5-year survival rate of early liver cancer can reach more than 90% through timely surgical resection and postoperative interventional treatment. The cure rate for small liver cancers may be even higher, even reaching more than 95%. Therefore, early liver cancer is completely curable. If it is early liver cancer or small liver cancer, the diameter of the liver cancer is relatively small, limited to 3cm or less than 5cm, and there is no distant metastasis and portal vein cancer thrombus, etc., through active surgical resection treatment, a satisfactory treatment effect can be obtained, and the five-year survival rate can reach more than 50% to 60%, and the cure rate is acceptable. Liver cancer can be cured in the early stage, and early liver cancer should be treated with surgery in time.

How much does conservative treatment of advanced liver cancer cost?

The treatment of advanced liver cancer certainly includes comprehensive treatment measures such as immunotherapy and targeted therapy. The cost of precision immunotherapy for liver cancer sometimes varies depending on the brand of the drug or whether it is an original drug or a generic drug, but generally a course of treatment may cost around 10,000 to 30,000 yuan. Targeted therapy in conservative treatment of liver cancer refers to molecular targeted precision treatment of liver cancer, which is suitable for advanced liver cancer, such as patients with multiple metastases of liver cancer. Targeted drugs can indeed benefit 10% to 30% of patients to a certain extent, extending the survival of these patients, which should be said to have a certain effect. The cost of treatment in the late stage of liver cancer is very high.

Can early liver cancer be detected by B-ultrasound?

The condition of liver cancer can also be confirmed by B-ultrasound examination, which can also be combined with MRI examination, and combined with blood test, blood test, alpha-fetoprotein and other comprehensive examinations. In addition, it is also necessary to check whether there is a medical history. The diagnosis of liver cancer also depends on whether the patient has a history of chronic liver disease such as hepatitis B and hepatitis C; abdominal B-ultrasound can detect early liver cancer.