Abstract
In order to analyze the clinical characteristics of hepatitis B and alcohol-related liver cancer, this paper combines the investigation and analysis methods to analyze the clinical characteristics of hepatitis B and alcohol-related liver cancer, studies them in combination with the actual situation, and studies multiple parameters with statistical methods. Different causes of liver cancer have different pathogenic mechanisms, which may make the clinical characteristics of liver cancer different. This study mainly explores the difference in clinical characteristics between hepatitis B-related hepatocellular carcinoma and alcohol-related hepatocellular carcinoma. Through comparative analysis and analysis of the clinical characteristics of hepatitis B and alcohol-related liver cancer, the study found that hepatitis B and alcohol-related liver cancer have obvious differences in their impact mechanisms. Therefore, targeted prevention and diagnosis and treatment measures can be put forward on this basis to provide a theoretical reference for subsequent clinical treatment analysis of liver cancer.
Highlights
Primary carcinoma of the liver (PLC) is a frequent malignant tumor in my nation and across the globe that develops from a mixture of liver cells, intrahepatic bile duct epithelial cells, or hepatocytes and intrahepatic bile duct epithelial cells
Chronic viral infection of the liver, cirrhosis, frequent eating of aflatoxins-contaminated food, long-term drinking of algaetoxin-contaminated drinking water, genetic variables associated with liver cancer, alcohol, toxic chemicals, and liver fluke infections are all possible causes
B-related liver cancer develops at a younger age than alcohol-related liver cancer, and the age of onset is on the rise
Summary
Primary carcinoma of the liver (PLC) is a frequent malignant tumor in my nation and across the globe that develops from a mixture of liver cells, intrahepatic bile duct epithelial cells, or hepatocytes and intrahepatic bile duct epithelial cells. PLC has a high mortality rate, and it ranks second among malignant tumors in terms of fatality rate in my country [2]. Persistent HBV infection is responsible for about 90% of PLC cases [3]. Chronic persistent infection of HBV is the main pathogenic factor of PLC in our country, but the most common pathogenic factor in western countries is alcohol. China’s PLC cases account for more than half of the global cases, and they are prone to relapse after surgery, high mortality, and short survival. PLC has seriously affected the lives and health of patients and has attracted great attention from people all over the world, and a series of studies have been carried out
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