k Falsecolour threedimensional image revealing a cancerous tumour purple of the liver blue, assembled from a series of conventional computed tomography CT scans. The liver is the site of both primary and secondary metastases cancers. Hepatoma hepatocellular carcinoma is the most common primary cancer is associated with pre existing cirrhosis hepatitis B virus infection. Surgical resection removal of various sections of the organ offers the only means of a cure at present. Imagery of this type might be used to determine the position size of the tumour, to indicate if any type of resection is appropriate. Blue structure is veine sushepatique. Editorial Stock Photo - Afloimages
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False-colour three-dimensional image revealing a cancerous tumour (purple) of the liver (blue), assembled from a series of conventional computed tomography (CT) scans. The liver is the site of both primary and secondary (metastases) cancers. Hepatoma (hepatocellular carcinoma) is the most common primary cancer & is associated with pre- existing cirrhosis & hepatitis B virus infection. Surgical resection (removal of various sections of the organ) offers the only means of a cure at present. Imagery of this type might be used to determine the position & size of the tumour, to indicate if any type of resection is appropriate. Blue structure is 'veine sus-hepatique'.
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False-colour three-dimensional image revealing a cancerous tumour (purple) of the liver (blue), assembled from a series of conventional computed tomography (CT) scans. The liver is the site of both primary and secondary (metastases) cancers. Hepatoma (hepatocellular carcinoma) is the most common primary cancer & is associated with pre- existing cirrhosis & hepatitis B virus infection. Surgical resection (removal of various sections of the organ) offers the only means of a cure at present. Imagery of this type might be used to determine the position & size of the tumour, to indicate if any type of resection is appropriate. Blue structure is 'veine sus-hepatique'.

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