Can upper abdominal CT detect liver cancer?

Liver cancer is a low-density lesion in plain CT scans, and it usually has the characteristics of rapid in-and-out with rapid uneven vascular enhancement in the arterial phase and rapid washout in the venous phase or delayed phase in dynamic enhanced CT scans. However, the diagnosis of liver cancer also requires enhanced CT scans to observe the blood supply of the liver through intravenous injection of contrast agents. If liver cancer has typical imaging features, liver cancer can be diagnosed.

Imaging manifestations of liver cancer

Liver cancer is likely to be accompanied by liver pain, and there may also be many adverse symptoms such as fever, which may be related to the long-term development of hepatitis. It is also possible that adverse diseases such as liver fluke disease or cirrhosis are gradually caused. Go to the hospital for effective diagnosis, and liver transplantation can be performed if necessary. The imaging of liver cancer is mainly manifested in the following aspects: Liver ultrasound examination of liver cancer, liver cancer appears as a low-echo or high-echo space-occupying lesion in ultrasound, and halos often appear around the lesions. Partial metastatic furnaces on T2-weighted images appear as a central smooth or irregular circular high-signal area surrounded by a slightly low-signal tissue.

What is the incidence rate of liver cancer in my country?

Drinking and hepatitis B can cause serious liver damage, which can easily turn into liver cancer or cirrhosis. Cancer is still a disease that plagues humans. Most cases are hepatitis, which further develops into cirrhosis and then into liver cancer.