To establish a reasonable protocol for interventional treatment ofhcpatocellular carcinoma (HCC). Methods: The data of 1000 HCC patients treated by different kinds ofinterventional treatments were reviewed with their ...To establish a reasonable protocol for interventional treatment ofhcpatocellular carcinoma (HCC). Methods: The data of 1000 HCC patients treated by different kinds ofinterventional treatments were reviewed with their results of biochemistry, imaging, pathology andsurvival rate evaluated. The values as well as the pros and cons of these various kinds ofinterventional treatments were compared in order to find an optimal protocol. Results:Segmental-transcatheter oil chemoembolization (S-TOCE) could more effectively eradicate the tumoryet inflicting less damage on the noncancerous hepatic tissue and giving much higher survival ratethan the conventional transcatheter oil chemoembolization (C-TOCE). Precutaneous ethanol injection(PEI) in combination with chemoembolization could eliminate the residual tumor and significantlyincrease the survival rate without damaging the noncancerous hepatic tissue. The living quality orsurvival rate could be improved by choosing different ways of interventional treatments to cut downthe complications. Conclusion: The selection of different interventional treatments should bo doneaccording to the size and type of HCC. Active management is indicated for different complicationspresenting along with HCC.展开更多
文摘To establish a reasonable protocol for interventional treatment ofhcpatocellular carcinoma (HCC). Methods: The data of 1000 HCC patients treated by different kinds ofinterventional treatments were reviewed with their results of biochemistry, imaging, pathology andsurvival rate evaluated. The values as well as the pros and cons of these various kinds ofinterventional treatments were compared in order to find an optimal protocol. Results:Segmental-transcatheter oil chemoembolization (S-TOCE) could more effectively eradicate the tumoryet inflicting less damage on the noncancerous hepatic tissue and giving much higher survival ratethan the conventional transcatheter oil chemoembolization (C-TOCE). Precutaneous ethanol injection(PEI) in combination with chemoembolization could eliminate the residual tumor and significantlyincrease the survival rate without damaging the noncancerous hepatic tissue. The living quality orsurvival rate could be improved by choosing different ways of interventional treatments to cut downthe complications. Conclusion: The selection of different interventional treatments should bo doneaccording to the size and type of HCC. Active management is indicated for different complicationspresenting along with HCC.