ArticleWorld journal of gastrointestinal oncology2025
Effects of the support system combined with Chinese medicine on postoperative gastrointestinal recovery in patients with liver cancer.
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Abstract
backgroundThe treatment of patients with liver cancer after surgery with the artificial liver support system combined with traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) for strengthening the body and removing blood stasis is a new idea.
aimTo analyze the post-surgical effect of the artificial liver support system with TCM in patients with liver cancer.
methodsNinety-eight patients with liver cancer who underwent surgical treatment at the Fifth People's Hospital of Huai'an from January 2023-2024 were selected and divided into two groups (49 patients each)
resultsThere were significant differences in the levels of indicators related to gastrointestinal recovery between the groups (
conclusionCombining the artificial liver support system with TCM significantly improves liver and gastrointestinal functions, enhances immune responses, and reduces tumor marker levels with high safety, suggesting that it could be a promising approach for optimizing postoperative care and improving patient outcomes, potentially reducing complications and enhancing quality of life.
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