What are the clinical symptoms of liver cancer? The key points of CT manifestations of primary liver cancer

CT examination can specifically diagnose the type of tumor in patients. Through CT examination, primary liver cancer can be manifested in four types: massive type, nodular type, mixed type, and diffuse type. CT examination is also the most important means of clinical diagnosis of liver cancer, so it is currently widely used. It is recommended that everyone receive timely treatment after diagnosis to prevent the occurrence of various complications.

Liver cancer is a very common cancer among digestive diseases, especially primary liver cancer, which has relatively more patients. Primary liver cancer requires corresponding laboratory tests to understand the patient's condition in detail. Among them, CT examination can specifically diagnose the type of patient's tumor. Through CT examination, primary liver cancer can show four types: massive type, nodular type, mixed type, and diffuse type. Today, let's take a detailed look at the relevant knowledge about primary liver cancer.

Many patients' liver cancer develops slowly from long-term hepatitis. Usually, patients will experience symptoms such as nausea and vomiting. In addition, patients will also have problems with liver anabolism. Many patients will also experience fever and inflammation. Advanced cancer patients will also have various problems in their bodies due to the metastasis of cancer cells.

Next, let's get to know the four types of CT scans. The first one to talk about is the massive type, which is generally formed by the aggregation of multiple nodules. Diffuse tumors are relatively rare in clinical practice. In the image, you can see that there are multiple small cancer nodules scattered throughout the liver. The nodular type is mainly formed by the fusion of multiple nodules. Nodules of varying sizes are distributed in the left and right lobes of the patient. The mixed type usually refers to the appearance of two or more types in the patient's CT images. Clinically, many patients belong to the mixed type.

In fact, liver diseases are becoming more and more common. It is recommended that you improve your bad habits in daily life and reduce alcohol intake to prevent the occurrence of liver diseases and thus prevent the existence of liver cancer. In addition, patients should receive timely treatment after the disease is diagnosed. The prognosis of cancer is very good if it is treated in the early stage. The daily diet should also be healthy and reasonable, and the physical fitness should be strengthened from all aspects to prevent the occurrence of diseases.