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LIVER CANCER
Liver Cancer
May progress silently, can be controlled with early intervention
Liver cancer is characterized by malignant tumors that form in liver tissue. The most common type is hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and usually develops in the background of cirrhosis. Hepatitis B or C individuals with infections, alcoholic liver disease or fatty liver disease have high at risk.
Liver cancer diagnosed at an early stage can be successfully treated with surgical or local treatment methods. can be brought under control.
Symptoms
Liver cancer is usually asymptomatic at the beginning. Symptoms that can be seen in later stages They are:
Pain or feeling of fullness in the right upper abdomen
Unexplained weight loss
Constant weakness and fatigue
Abdominal swelling (acid accumulation)
Jaundice (yellowing of the whites of the eyes and skin)
Nausea, loss of appetite
Darkening of urine color
Risk Factors
Chronic Hepatitis B or C infection
Cirrhosis (alcohol-related, viral or metabolic)
Fatty liver (NAFLD/NASH)
Alcohol use
Flatoxin (moldy foods)
Type 2 diabetes and obesity
Diagnosis Process
Blood tests (AFP - alpha fetoprotein): Tumor marker
Ultrasonography, CT and MRI: Determine the location, size and character of the lesion
Tru-cut biopsy Tissue diagnosis when necessary
PET-CT: The extent of invasion is evaluated
Liver function tests and cirrhosis evaluation
Treatment Methods
Surgical Resection
Removal of the tumorous liver area. Applicable if the healthy part of the liver is sufficient.
Liver Transplantation
It can be applied in appropriate patients with both a tumorous liver and underlying cirrhosis.
Local Ablative Treatments
- Radiofrequency Ablation (RFA) or Microwave Ablation (MWA): Destruction of the tumor with high heat
- TACE: Special medicated particles are sent into the cancerous tissue to cut off the tumor's nutrition
Systemic Therapies (Advanced stage)
• Hedefe yönelik tedaviler (sorafenib, lenvatinib vb.)
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• İmmünoterapi (PD-1 inhibitörleri gibi)
Process Management Suitable for Health Tourism Process Management Suitable for Health Tourism
- - Submit your reports and get an expert assessment
- - If necessary, liver surgery, oncology, hepatology and radiology teams plan together
- - Local or systemic treatment options are offered for patients who are not suitable for surgery
- - Transfer, accommodation, escort support and remote monitoring services are provided
Your liver is the filter of your life - with the right diagnosis and treatment, you can regain balance.
You can contact us for a second opinion, detailed evaluation or individual treatment planning for liver cancer.