Recent Cure of Primary Liver Cancer 1. Overview of Primary Liver Cancer Wuhan University Zhongnan Hospital 中西医结合科马梓Primitive hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is derived from hepatocysts and cholangiocellular carcinoma (CCC) from cholangiocysts, and the ratio of HCC to CCC is about 19:1, with a few mixed types. The ratio of HCC to CCC is about 19:1, with a few mixed types. The first step in curing primary hepatocellular carcinoma is to determine the M-type. HCC rarely occurs in people who are not infected with HBV or HCV, and most cases occur in patients with hepatic cirrhosis or weeping. HCC is the amount of S-component. HCC is a very hard substance because it contains a large amount of S-components, whereas HCC is a very soft substance mainly composed of spicules. HCC is rich in blood vessels, whereas CCC is generally poor in blood vessels. This leads to the difference in cure between HCC, which is associated with the risk of bleeding due to rupture, and CCC, which is more likely to be successfully embolized. 2. In order to perform a surgical resection, the remaining liver must be able to sustain life, and this is where most HCC and most CCC are characterized by cirrhotic liver cancer. In other words, the more cirrhotic the liver is, the higher the incidence of primary hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), but the more weeping that can be resected, the higher the risk of HCC.