Man
66 yo with history no infected HBV, HCV but high values of liver enzymes for a long time.
Ultrasound of liver showed fatty
infiltrating in liver.
Blood test of HCC
RISK positive with AFP: 33.6 ng/ml; AFP-L3%: 62,4% and
DCP: 21mAU/mL.
MRI of liver with
PRIMOVIST and DWI detected a small focal lesion, size of 0.8cm at the liver border in
segment 6, very bright
in DWI and captured and washed out Primovist like a HCC.
Diagnosis was made for a small HCC, wait for operation.
DISCUSSION:
Biopsy or not for the case: hepatologist and radiologist said no because worrying of sedding cancer cells.
MayoClinics Report HCC_AFP_L3
DISCUSSION:
Biopsy or not for the case: hepatologist and radiologist said no because worrying of sedding cancer cells.
RFA or SURGERY? RFA could perform if ultrasound can see the tumor. Yes, WE CAN SEE THIS HCC ( see 2 US pictures).
This case is planning to do RFA in next week and test HCC Risk (WAKO) 24 hours after this procedure.
After 48 hrs RFA [ 27-08-2015] 2nd Wako test repeated (AFP: 21.7 ng/ml, AFP-L3 : 60.5%, DCP: 21mAU/mL
Wako test again 10 days after RFA [ 6-09-2015] 3rd Wako test ( AFP: 7.6ng/ml, AFP-L3: 42.1%,DCP: 20 mAU/mL)
Wako test will be performed one month after RFA.
REFERENCE:Wako test again 10 days after RFA [ 6-09-2015] 3rd Wako test ( AFP: 7.6ng/ml, AFP-L3: 42.1%,DCP: 20 mAU/mL)
Wako test will be performed one month after RFA.
MayoClinics Report HCC_AFP_L3
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