What are the early ultrasound manifestations of liver cancer

The early ultrasound manifestations of liver cancer mainly include uneven echo, abnormal morphology, unclear boundaries, abnormal blood flow signals, abnormal volume, etc., and treatment should be carried out under the guidance of a doctor. The specific analysis is as follows:

1. Uneven echo: Liver cancer is a malignant tumor. Since the size of the early lesions is relatively small, low echoes may appear during ultrasound examinations. As the disease progresses, the size of the lesions will gradually increase, and high echoes may also appear.

2. Abnormal morphology: Liver cancer may be caused by family inheritance, and cancer cells have the characteristic of unlimited proliferation. In the early stage of the disease, cancer cells will continue to multiply, resulting in abnormal morphology of lesions.

3. Unclear boundaries: Since liver cancer is invasive, if it is not effectively treated, the cancer cells may invade the surrounding tissues, resulting in unclear boundaries.

4. Abnormal blood flow signals: As liver cancer grows, it may extract nutrients from blood vessels, thereby affecting local blood circulation and causing abnormal blood flow signals.

5. Abnormal volume: If the patient's condition is serious, cancer cells may grow rapidly. The tumor will continue to grow and the liver will become larger.

It is recommended that patients go to the hospital in time for treatment through radiofrequency ablation, partial liver resection, etc. After the operation, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, etc. can also be used to relieve the symptoms.