Hepatocellular carcinoma continues to pose a diagnostic challenge, particularly in the setting of underlying pathomorphological changes in the liver due to cirrhosis, steatosis, or steatohepatitis.

The risk of developing liver cancer is increased in people who have cirrhosis, a disease in which healthy liver tissue is ...

Innovative therapies and surgical techniques have the potential to transform liver cancer care. People with cirrhosis—a ...

Researchers describe successful tumor removal through the use of immunotherapy and targeted radiation therapy (TARE), in a patient previously considered ineligible for the procedure.

Pedraza-Cruz, P. , Varghese, M. , DiGiacomo, D. , Spencer, C. and Horani, O. (2025) Adrenal Crisis Secondary to Bilateral Adrenal Hemorrhage in a Patient with Hypercoagulable Disorder. Case Reports in ...

In general, though, doctors figure out liver cancer stages through: Physical exam Imaging tests, such as MRI (magnetic resonance imaging ... Stage IIIB: One or more tumors have grown into a large ...

The firm plans to build on its organ and tissue modeling technology to develop more sophisticated tests, including full-body digital twins.

It's commonly used for: Abscesses Infections Cancer of the brain, spinal cord, breast, prostate, uterus and in some cases, liver A CT scan, MRI or ultrasound can use two-dimensional (2D ...

Your doctor may also do an imaging test of your belly, such as an MRI or ultrasound ... a lung disease called hepatopulmonary syndrome, and liver cancer. Damage from cirrhosis can keep your ...

This can sometimes lead to swelling and an enlarged liver. An enlarged liver may also be seen with congestive heart failure or cancer ... resonance imaging (MRI), or ultrasound allow doctors ...

A specialist doctor injects a substance such as a gel or tiny beads to block the liver's blood supply. It is also called hepatic artery embolisation. You might have it as a treatment for a ...