摘要
Hepatoma cases(N=130) were analyzed through histochemical and immunohistochemical staining. There were 99 cases of hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC), 15 cholangiocarcinoma(CC), and 16 combined HCC and CC (HCC+CC). The clinical features and the cases accompanied with hepatitis and/or liver cirrhosis in the non-tumor liver tissue of HCC+CC Group were between HCC GrouP and CC Group. Histologically, there were 4 cases with trabecular, 4 with pseudoglandula, 3 with solid type in HCCWC Group. In these 11 cases, the CC area was less than 10% of the neoplasm- The cases were classified as HCCWC type I. There was no obvious stroma fibrosis. The rest 5 cases of HCC+CC showed tubular carcinoma. The CC area took up over 10% of the tumor. These cases were designed as HCC+CC type II. There was significant fibrosis in the stroma so that its CC area is indistinguishable from that of CC cases. The CC area of all HCC+CC cases was positive to mucin and EMA staining, the same to that of CC cases. Near 70% of the HCC+CC cases had intracytoplasmic glycogen in the HCC area. The HCC area was mucin and EMA negative, similar to that of HCC cases- We also observed transition areas between HCC and CC in both of the type I and type II HCC+CC cases. The areas were mucin negative but EMA positive. We concluded that HCC+CC bad HCC and CC area. with the characteristics of HCC of CC respectively. Histochemical mucin staining and immunohistochemical EMA staining were valuable in detection and diagnosis of the HCC+CC.
Hepatoma cases(N=130) were analyzed through histochemical and immunohistochemical staining. There were 99 cases of hepatocellular carcinoma(HCC), 15 cholangiocarcinoma(CC), and 16 combined HCC and CC (HCC+CC). The clinical features and the cases accompanied with hepatitis and/or liver cirrhosis in the non-tumor liver tissue of HCC+CC Group were between HCC GrouP and CC Group. Histologically, there were 4 cases with trabecular, 4 with pseudoglandula, 3 with solid type in HCCWC Group. In these 11 cases, the CC area was less than 10% of the neoplasm- The cases were classified as HCCWC type I. There was no obvious stroma fibrosis. The rest 5 cases of HCC+CC showed tubular carcinoma. The CC area took up over 10% of the tumor. These cases were designed as HCC+CC type II. There was significant fibrosis in the stroma so that its CC area is indistinguishable from that of CC cases. The CC area of all HCC+CC cases was positive to mucin and EMA staining, the same to that of CC cases. Near 70% of the HCC+CC cases had intracytoplasmic glycogen in the HCC area. The HCC area was mucin and EMA negative, similar to that of HCC cases- We also observed transition areas between HCC and CC in both of the type I and type II HCC+CC cases. The areas were mucin negative but EMA positive. We concluded that HCC+CC bad HCC and CC area. with the characteristics of HCC of CC respectively. Histochemical mucin staining and immunohistochemical EMA staining were valuable in detection and diagnosis of the HCC+CC.