Can metastatic liver cancer be treated

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Since last year, my father felt bloated, had a bad appetite, didn't want to eat, and lost a lot of weight. We told him to go to the hospital, but he didn't go either. Recently, he was too painful to go to the hospital. After examination, the doctor said that liver cancer had taken a lot of drugs, and he was in good health. Do you want to know whether metastatic liver cancer can be treated. Is that right? Let me talk to you about whether metastatic liver cancer can be treated.

Can metastatic liver cancer be treated

Treatment one: surgical treatment. Generally speaking, surgical treatment is the first choice for patients who can receive surgical treatment. After radical resection, the 5-year survival rate of patients with liver cancer can reach 50% ~ 60%, and the 5-year survival rate of patients with liver transplantation can reach about 70%.

Treatment 2: non operative treatment, including percutaneous local ablation, hepatic artery embolization, radiotherapy, biotherapy, etc. The 5-year survival rate of local ablation for small hepatocellular carcinoma is similar to that of surgical resection, while the 3-year survival rate of transcatheter arterial chemoembolization for unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma is about 30%. Similarly, the effect of local ablation for small hepatocellular carcinoma is good. For larger hepatocellular carcinoma, local ablation can not completely kill the tumor, and the effect will not be good.

Treatment 3: a variety of methods for the treatment of liver cancer, each method has its own indications, that is to say, only the method suitable for the patient's condition is the best method.

matters needing attention

We should also have skilled nursing skills and good psychological quality to make patients feel satisfied and happy. Nurses should be compassionate, calm and enthusiastic, patient and resolute, have keen observation, and be sensitive to different ages. Patients with different personality and status should be equal, fair and just, win the trust of patients, establish a good nurse patient relationship, be good at understanding the fault of patients, do not contradict with patients, and be magnanimous. In terms of words, nurses should be kind, patient, caring and considerate, with mild tone. They should listen carefully when talking, not interrupt at will, and pay attention to observe the condition, understand the thought, and accept reasonable suggestions. In the process of conversation, we should pay attention to the protective language. We should be strict in the diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of patients, and have scientific basis. We must not be subjective and arbitrary.