Can liver cancer and stomach cancer be cured

Can liver cancer and gastric cancer be cured? Liver cancer and gastric cancer have the characteristics of insidious onset, often missed diagnosis in the early stage due to no obvious symptoms, easy metastasis and recurrence, poor prognosis, etc., and surgical treatment as soon as possible is the only possible cure. Surgical resection should be the first choice for the early treatment of liver cancer and gastric cancer. Most patients can achieve long-term survival after surgical resection. Therefore, once liver cancer and gastric cancer are diagnosed in the early stage, surgery should be performed as soon as possible.

1. Liver cancer can be cured completely if it is surgically removed as soon as possible in the early stage, and the 5-year survival rate is very high. Generally speaking, surgical resection is the first choice for liver cancer, and some patients can be treated with liver transplantation (without metastasis). However, it is often found that the opportunity for surgery is lost in the late stage. In this case, interventional treatment (TASE surgery) and ablation surgery (cryoablation-argon-helium knife or radiofrequency ablation) are the first choice, because interventional treatment alone cannot kill liver cancer cells (even with the most successful interventional surgery, cancer cells can still be found in the original site of the biopsy). We have many successful cases in this regard, especially for large liver cancers. We are among the top in the country in terms of cases and level of argon-helium knife treatment. I hope it will be helpful to patients.
2. Generally speaking, early-stage gastric cancer can be cured, but some patients cannot be cured due to psychological factors, physical fitness and other reasons, which can easily lead to recurrence. After biological immunotherapy was applied to the clinical treatment of gastric cancer, the cure rate of gastric cancer has been improved. The most worrying thing for gastric cancer patients after surgery is the recurrence of cancer cells. Once recurrence occurs, it is undoubtedly worse for gastric cancer patients. The emergence of biological immunotherapy just solves this problem.