Hepatocellular Carcinoma\Peritoneal Dissemination\Normal Appearance\Death One Year Later

Summary

Recurrence six months after surgery, death twelve months later

Treatment Record

Outcome of Treatment

Death 30 months after disease onset

Outcome Analysis

Once it has spread, it is incurable. Spread means it is impossible to eliminate all cancer cells. If even one is left behind, it will keep proliferating and come back.

Experience Discrepancy Index

Over-Treatment 3

Lack of Informed Consent 1

Outcome Misrepresentation 1

Financial Exploitation 1

Rehabilitation Neglect 0

Diagnostic Inaccuracy 1

Communication Breakdown 1

Procedural Complications 1

Lack of Accountability 1

Delayed Intervention 1

EDI 11

Audit Intervention

This website met the patient in person, at a time twelve months before her death. Although the lesions had already spread extensively, her outward appearance was no different from that of a normal person. This is the deceptive nature of cancer. She was already in the advanced stage, yet she still looked relatively normal. Her way of walking, speaking, and eating was not much different from that of an ordinary person.