Врач-онколог Тахмина Кечерюкова рассказала о злокачественных опухолях печени и методах их лечения

The liver is a vital human organ involved in numerous physiological processes. Its main functions are: 🧩 Metabolic – regulates the metabolism of proteins, amino acids, lipids, carbohydrates, and biologically active substances; 🧩 Synthetic – the liver is involved in the synthesis of many blood plasma proteins; 🧩 Detoxifying – the liver neutralizes toxic protein metabolism products entering the bloodstream and disinfects foreign substances, converting them into harmless ones; 🧩 Storage – the liver accumulates carbohydrates, proteins, fats, hormones, vitamins, and minerals; 🧩 Secretory – the liver produces bile, which flows through the bile ducts into the duodenum; 🧩 Excretory – the liver removes excess hormones, mediators, vitamins, as well as toxic intermediate and end products of metabolism from the body; 🧩 Barrier – the liver's stellate reticuloendothelial cells absorb bacteria, foreign particles, and dead cells. 📍 Unfortunately, the liver, like other human organs, is susceptible to various pathologies, including cancer. Both benign and malignant tumors develop in the liver. 📺 In this video, Dr. Takhmina Kecheryukova, an oncologist at the Euroonco Federal Network of Expert Oncology Clinics and a leading researcher on liver cancer treatment, discussed risk factors, various types of liver tumors, and treatment options. "Modern medicine offers a variety of treatment methods for patients with malignant liver tumors. They are well tolerated by patients, with no side effects. With appropriate and personalized treatment, we have a good prognosis for these patients," Dr. Kecheryukova noted. Join our social media groups: Telegram https://t.me/euroonco_ru VKontakte: https://vk.com/euroonco Instagram:   / euroonco.ru   Odnoklassniki: https://ok.ru/eurooncoru ▲ We publish new materials on cancer treatment, diagnosis, and prevention. ▻ Contact us to schedule a consultation with an oncologist: 8 (800) 511-44-95