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Section Index
Clinical Staging of Liver Cancer and the Significance of Small Liver Cancer, November 6, 1996
- Staging
Stage I: Detected only by ultrasound and CT, with no clinical manifestations or physical signs of liver cancer.
Stage II: Intermediate between Stage I and Stage III.
Stage III: Characterized by obvious jaundice, ascites, cachexia, or extrahepatic metastasis.
These are the staging standards established domestically in 1997.
- Meaning of small liver cancer
Domestically defined as having a diameter less than 5 cm; if there are two tumors, their combined diameter must be less than 5 cm; at Changhai Hospital, small liver cancer is defined as having a diameter less than 3 cm.
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