How to treat liver cancer accurately and efficiently

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I had hepatitis B before. I felt abdominal pain half a month ago. I went to our local hospital for examination. As a result, I had advanced liver cancer. I took a lot of drugs and my body was better. You want to know how to treat liver cancer accurately and efficiently. Is that right? Let me talk to you about how to treat liver cancer accurately and efficiently.

How to treat liver cancer accurately and efficiently

Treatment 1: radiofrequency ablation is the representative treatment of minimally invasive treatment of liver cancer. It has the advantages of convenient operation, avoiding open surgery and short hospital stay. The long-term effect of radiofrequency ablation is similar to that of liver transplantation and hepatectomy. The essence of radiofrequency ablation is to precisely inactivate the whole tumor and minimize the damage to normal liver tissue. The premise of radiofrequency ablation is to control the tumor infiltration range and satellite focus Ultrasound is the first choice for radiofrequency ablation.

Treatment 2: microwave ablation is a common thermal ablation method, and there is no significant difference in local efficacy, complication rate and long-term survival compared with radiofrequency ablation. Microwave ablation technology can inactivate the tumor at one time. The tumor with rich blood supply can coagulate first, block the main nourishing blood vessels of the tumor, and then inactivate the tumor, which can improve the curative effect. The establishment of temperature monitoring system can regulate the effective thermal field range and ensure the coagulation effect.

Treatment 3: anhydrous ethanol injection is suitable for the treatment of small liver cancer with diameter less than or equal to 3cm and recurrent small liver cancer; for liver cancer with diameter more than 3cm and not suitable for operation or recurrence, it can also play the role of palliative treatment. In clinical practice, some cancer foci are close to the liver hilum, gallbladder and gastrointestinal tract tissue, and thermal ablation may easily cause damage. Therefore, we can consider using anhydrous ethanol injection and thermal ablation together to prevent complications.

matters needing attention

Hepatitis B vaccination is a common prevention method for liver cancer, because liver cancer often develops from hepatitis B. There are 99 cases of liver cancer in every 100000 people. The incidence of male is higher than that of female, about 3:1. The incidence rate incidence rate of hepatitis B is quite high. The incidence of hepatitis B is not necessarily the case of hepatitis B mistress, but it includes a large number of hepatitis B "big three yang", "small three yang" and even "hepatitis B virus carriers" without any symptoms. Hepatitis B and hepatitis C are the two major risk factors of liver cancer. This high incidence area of hepatitis B in China suffered from liver cancer.