Can mid- to late-stage liver cancer be detected by B-ultrasound?

Can mid- to late-stage liver cancer be detected by ultrasound?

1. The overall prognosis of liver cancer patients is not very good. Due to the lack of special clinical manifestations in early liver cancer, some patients may go to the hospital for treatment due to indigestion, and late-stage patients may experience fatigue, poor appetite, weight loss, abdominal distension and gastrointestinal bleeding. CT vascular invasion, vascular invasion and large tumor size.

2. Mid-late stage liver cancer belongs to the mid-late stage of tumors. The treatment effect is generally poor, mainly palliative symptomatic treatment. The main purpose of treatment is to prolong the patient's survival time, improve the patient's quality of life, and make the patient live more comfortably within a limited time.

3. If it is advanced liver cancer, it can be clearly seen through B-ultrasound, but if you want to make a clear diagnosis, enhanced CT and MRI are recommended.

What are the differences between hepatitis and liver cancer?

There is a big difference between hepatitis and liver cancer. Hepatitis is a benign lesion, and liver cancer is a malignant tumor. In terms of the severity of the disease, liver cancer is much more serious than hepatitis. From the symptom point of view, hepatitis will have some digestive tract symptoms and systemic symptoms, such as nausea, anorexia, anorexia, greasy, bloating, jaundice, fatigue, etc. In addition to the basic symptoms of hepatitis, liver cancer patients will also have dull complexion, weight loss, liver pain and even severe pain.

Most hepatitis patients can be cured, but liver cancer patients cannot be completely cured. In addition to hepatitis B virus infection, hepatitis patients may also suffer from liver cell damage and elevated transaminases due to other reasons. Hepatitis refers to the common cause of inflammatory liver diseases, mainly including viral hepatitis.