Can early liver cancer be cured?

Although liver cancer is the king of cancers, early liver cancer can be cured, especially small liver cancers smaller than two centimeters. For patients who cannot undergo surgical resection and cannot tolerate ablation therapy, the tumor cannot be cured. Patients can undergo transcatheter arterial chemoembolization to control tumor progression. Early liver cancer is completely curable.

How many years can you live after interventional treatment of advanced liver cancer?

Patients with mid- to late-stage liver cancer can survive for about one year after interventional treatment, but the specific survival time depends on the specific situation. After interventional treatment for mid- to late-stage liver cancer, the survival period ranges from half a year to five years, mainly depending on the iodized oil deposition after interventional treatment, or the effect of embolization and the patient's liver function. When interventional treatment is used in the late stage of liver cancer, it can effectively relieve the patient's pain, reduce the patient's adverse symptoms, and prolong the patient's survival time, which can extend the patient's survival period to 2-3 years.

The best way to treat liver cancer

For patients with primary liver cancer, after early detection, therapeutic resection is currently the most effective method for treating liver cancer. Liver transplantation can be selected for patients with more than 3 lesions. Patients in the middle and late stages with multiple lesions or patients who cannot undergo liver resection can choose vascular intervention, radiofrequency ablation, drug radiotherapy and chemotherapy, etc. Through radical surgery, the tumor can be completely removed from the body, giving liver cancer patients the opportunity to be clinically cured, but the above methods are only applicable to patients with early liver cancer. How to treat liver cancer, it is necessary to clarify whether it is related to hepatitis B, if it is primary liver cancer caused by hepatitis B.