Is the hypervascular tumor liver cancer?

The liver cancer is divided into primary and secondary malignant tumors, primary liver cancer originated from the epithelial or mesenchymal tissue of the liver, the former is called primary liver cancer, is a high incidence in China, the most harmful malignant tumor; the latter is called sarcoma, compared with primary liver cancer is relatively rare. Secondary or metastatic liver cancer refers to multiple organ origin of malignant tumor invasion to the liver.

Primary liver cancer can be divided into nodular type, massive type and diffuse type according to its gross morphology. Usually, liver cancer is characterized by poor blood supply tumor, while on enhanced CT scan, rich blood supply tumor usually shows "fast-in and fast-out" enhancement mode. However, it should be noted that some liver cancer can also be characterized as hypervascular tumor, which is related to factors such as pathological type, differentiation degree and growth rate of tumor. Therefore, when liver tumors with rich blood supply are found, relevant examinations, such as tumor markers, alpha-fetoprotein heterobodies, hepatitis virus markers, liver function, etc., need to be further improved to clarify the nature of the tumor. Liver biopsy or surgical resection can be performed if necessary to confirm the diagnosis. For the treatment of liver tumors with rich blood supply, it is necessary to comprehensively consider the size, location, number and physical condition of the tumor, and select appropriate treatment methods, including surgical resection, interventional therapy, radiofrequency ablation, targeted therapy, radiotherapy, etc. In conclusion, for liver hypervascular tumors, further examination and evaluation are needed to clarify the nature of the tumor and formulate a reasonable treatment plan. At the same time, regular physical examination and liver ultrasound examination are helpful for early detection and treatment of liver cancer.