What stage is the primary liver cancer of 7cm?

Primary liver cancer 7cm generally refers to the primary liver cancer lesion of 7cm, and the primary liver cancer lesion of 7cm is generally stage B.

The Barcelona staging classification system is a commonly used staging classification system for primary liver cancer, which is generally divided into five stages.

Stage 0 Very early: Asymptomatic early tumor, performance status score of 0, cirrhosis staging system A, solitary lesion less than 2 cm in diameter.

Early AA stage: asymptomatic early tumor, physical condition score of 0, cirrhosis staging system A or B, single lesion > 2 cm; or early multifocal disease, up to 3 lesions, all smaller than 3 cm.

Intermediate stage B: Asymptomatic multifocal disease, performance status score of 0, cirrhosis staging system A or B, more than one lesion, at least one of which is larger than 3 cm; or more than 3 lesions, regardless of size.

Advanced stage C: symptomatic tumors, invasive and/or metastatic disease performance status score of 1-2, cirrhosis staging system A or B, vascular invasion and/or lymph node metastasis and/or distant metastasis.

Stage D end-stage disease: Performance status score greater than 2, cirrhosis staging system is C.

Primary liver cancer 7 cm is generally staged as stage B. Barcelona staging classification system 00, A and B are targeted for treatment, and for stages C and D of the Barcelona staging classification system, aiming to relieve symptoms caused by liver cancer and improve the patient's quality of life.