Hepatocellular carcinoma is the fifth most common cancer worldwide and the approaches to treatmentdiffer due to the stage of the disease. According to BCLC classification, B stage patients are recommendedto be underwent transarterial chemoembolization. However, BCLC B integrates patients with differentintrahepatic tumor burden and with different liver deterioration. There are many staging classifications thatdetermine the treatment and survival rates due to heterogeneity of this patient cohort. The aim of this studyis to review the existing ones and to describe their prognostic value.
Hepatocellular adenoma (HCA) is the uncommon benign liver tumor, which is characterized by monoclonal proliferation of mature hepatocytes. HCAs have many genetic and molecular features that determine their natural behavior (such as malignant transformation), but MRI features are studied just for two subtypes (H-HCA и I-ICA). This article presents clinical case of 58 y.o. woman with hepatitis C, hepatic adenomatosis and malignant transformation of one of multiple HCAs.
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