What are the ChildPugh classifications for liver cancer

The ChildPugh classification of liver cancer can be mainly used to assess the degree of liver function damage in patients with liver cancer, and can generally be divided into grade A, grade B, grade C, etc.

1. Grade A: The score is 5-6 points, indicating mild liver function impairment, a good prognosis, and no obvious abnormalities in mental state.

2. Grade B: The score is 7-9 points, indicating moderate liver damage and poor prognosis. There are mild abnormalities in mental state.

3. Grade C: Score ≥ 10 points, indicating severe liver function damage, very poor prognosis, large amount of ascites, and obvious abnormal mental state.

The ChildPugh classification of liver cancer can be used to guide treatment decisions for liver cancer patients, such as surgical risk assessment, selection of radiotherapy and chemotherapy, and necessary supportive treatment for patients. This classification system is not limited to liver cancer, but can also be used to evaluate liver function in patients with other liver diseases. If liver cancer has been confirmed, appropriate treatment is required, including surgical treatment, chemotherapy, radiotherapy, targeted therapy, immunotherapy, traditional Chinese medicine treatment, etc., to prolong patient survival and improve quality of life.