1. Which metastatic liver cancer is suitable for chemotherapy?
Chemotherapy is one of the effective methods for the treatment of metastatic liver cancer. The chemosensitivity of metastatic liver cancer is closely related to primary tumors, such as nasopharyngeal carcinoma, breast cancer, gastric cancer, colorectal cancer, ovarian cancer and liver metastatic cancer accompanied by lung cancer. At present, the combination of sensitive chemotherapeutic drugs can be selected for chemotherapy according to the results of the detection of chemotherapeutic drug sensitive genes and drug resistance genes, and the expected better curative effect can be achieved.
2. Can metastatic liver cancer be cured by chemotherapy?
As an adjuvant therapy for metastatic liver cancer, chemotherapy can only control the disease in stages, but can not achieve the effect of cure.3. Can metastatic liver cancer be treated by targeted therapy?The so-called targeted therapy is that the drug will act on the "target", and this "target" is the key metabolic point or link of cancer cells. By blocking these metabolic links, the growth and reproduction of cancer cells will be inhibited. The choice of targeted drugs is mainly based on primary malignant tumors, such as apatinib and bevacizumab for liver metastasis of gastric cancer and colorectal cancer. It can also be selected according to the detection of targeted drug sensitive genes. Targeted drugs are not highly selective and have a certain impact on the function of normal tissues and cells, resulting in a variety of side effects, but most of them are tolerable.
