ABSTRACT
Objective To explore the methods and outcome of comprehensive therapeatic for primary liver cancer. Methods Various therapeutic methods and outcome of 265 patients with primary liver cancer admitted in the last five years, were analyzed retrospectively .The group consisted of 238 male, and 27 female patients. The average age 47.5 years. Operation was performed in 215 cases and non-operative treatment is 50 cases. Operative treatment included resection of hepatic cancer and/or adjuvant therapy. Non-operative therapy included transcatheter hepatic chemo-embolization(TACE),percutaneous ethanol injection (PEI)、drug delivery system(DDS)、cryosurgery、radiofrequency ablation(RFA). Results The resection rate, and mortality and morbidity rates were 57%(215/377), 74.9%(161/215), 0.5%(1/215), and 19% respectively. The overall 1-,2-,3-year survival rate were 78.9 %,59.3%,33.5%, respectively, in patients who received comprehensive treatment centered around surgical resection, and 62.3%,32.3%,22.8%, respectively, in 45 patients who received non-surgical resection treatment. Conclusions Liver resection combined with other nonoperative modalities are ideal ways to treat primary liver cancer at the present time, and for different stages of primary liver cancer different treatment modalities are used.