How long does a portal vein cancer thrombosis live, how long does a liver cancer portal vein cancer

Remember that the data given in a ** is 70 days; In general, the natural survival period is about three months. Maybe this will disappoint you, but some things have to be accepted.

In fact, everyone will face similar problems sooner or later, which is the inevitability of life and the law of nature.

If it can be of some help to you.

Clinical practice and literature reports have suggested that patients with advanced liver cancer have cancer thrombus formation in the main trunk or major branch of the portal vein. Even in small liver cancers, the proportion of cancer clots forming in the portal vein is quite high. In 2003, Chau et al. reported that the incidence of portal vein cancer thrombosis was as high as that of 37 cases of liver cancer resection with a diameter of 2 cm, while the incidence of portal vein cancer thrombosis was as high as in 115 cases of liver cancer with a diameter of cm.

Cancer thrombosis not only has a high incidence, but is also a major factor affecting the prognosis of liver cancer. In recent years, the treatment of liver cancer has made great progress, but there are not many ways to treat cancer thrombus, and the efficacy is very limited, which has become a very difficult problem in clinical liver cancer.

At this time, to control the occurrence of hepatic ascites, you can use traditional Chinese medicine to use Mureel grass externally.

The advanced stage of liver cancer is accompanied by portal vein cancer thrombus, which is a very dangerous situation, and it is easy to form portal hypertension, which is more dangerous, and the best plan should be formulated in time. In terms of anti-cancer ((Shi Mingyu insisted) is more experienced and can give you more advice.

Hello, the formation of portal cancer thrombus is an important factor affecting the prognosis of liver cancer, once it appears, it proves that it has reached the middle and advanced stage of liver cancer, and the patient will not live long.

Once the portal cancer thrombus is formed, it will affect the normal blood supply to the liver, aggravate portal hypertension, and cause intrahepatic dissemination. Patients with liver cancer who have first-order branches of the portal vein and/or portal trunk cancer thrombus do not have a median survival time of no more than 3 months.

**If hepatectomy is possible, hepatectomy should be performed as soon as possible, and thrombectomy should be performed at the time of hepatectomy. Postoperative rechemotherapy to prevent**. Traditional Chinese medicine has little effect on portal cancer thrombosis, but it can regulate the body, make patients suffer less in the process, and enhance the tolerance of the patient, but Chinese medicine cannot be used as the main method.

Traditional Chinese medicine** is only an adjuvant to liver cancer combined surgery, chemotherapy, etc.**! Need attention!

The formation of portal vein thrombosis in liver cancer is an important factor affecting the prognosis of liver cancer, and the clinical incidence is as high as 60%-90%, and the formation of portal vein thrombosis in liver cancer is still unclear so far. Cause.

The results of the experiment showed that the incidence of portal venous reflux was higher in patients with liver cirrhosis than in patients with cirrhosis, and the incidence of portal venous reflux was higher in patients with the same mass type** in patients with liver cirrhosis. It is concluded that portal hypertension is the internal cause of portal vein reflux, arterial-portal shunt is the external cause of portal vein reflux, and portal vein reflux leads to portal vein cancer thrombosis.

The formation of portal vein thrombosis in liver cancer is closely related to liver cirrhosis, which can cause portal hypertension and arterial-portal communication branch opening. From chronic hepatitis to cirrhosis, the intrahepatic vascular space gradually shrinks, the disse space fibrosis and hepatic sinusoidal capillary, hinders the passage of blood cells, obstructs the blood flow of the portal vein, and the sublobular hepatic vein is susceptible to the compression of regenerative nodules and the traction of fibrous tissue, occlusion and distortion, so that the portal vein blood flow is blocked and the output tract is blocked, causing posterior sinus obstruction. Many arteriovenous communication branches between the hepatic artery and the venous branch in the interlobular manifold area are not open normally, and are open in large quantities when the hepatic sinusoids are compressed and blocked, so that the hepatic artery blood flow with 8 10 times higher pressure is directly injected into the small branch of the portal vein with lower pressure, resulting in the formation of portal vein thrombosis in liver cancer.