Liver cancer
Patient records.
Liver cancer patient follow-up records: English conversations, reported symptoms and original clinical images, with the source context retained.
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1 source imageEating more and sleeping more soundly
The correspondent described deeper sleep and less waking at small noises.
1 source imageAscites measurements at two visits
The case narrative describes liver cancer with abdominal fluid, back and subcostal pain, bloating and poor sleep.
1 source imageLess leg swelling, with symptoms still changing
The family described reduced thigh and calf swelling by day five, then easier walking and more regular bowel movements around day ten.
1 source imageA liver-lesion record with an intervening increase
Qin's record includes prior anticancer medication, symptoms such as gum bleeding and abdominal discomfort, and a series of liver examinations.
1 source imageNormal daily activities and a small weight gain
The family's September 16 message describes normal eating and sleep, no current discomfort and a gain of two jin, approximately one kilogram.
2 source imagesLess stomach pain, while reflux continued
Liu's spouse reported that stomach pain had improved, but reflux persisted.
1 source imagePostoperative digestive symptoms on follow-up
Wang had undergone partial right liver resection and a biliary-enteric anastomosis.
2 source imagesA little better appetite during hospital care
Peng's wife described a little more energy and no vomiting over the preceding two days.
1 source imageLiver imaging after arterial embolization
The source describes liver cancer, hepatitis B, cirrhosis, fluid accumulation and bone involvement.
1 source imageA main liver mass decreased while disease remained
The MRI reports explicitly refer to repeated hepatic arterial embolization.
1 source imageDigestive symptoms and a liver-lesion follow-up
The narrative describes low platelets, high bilirubin, low protein and marked ascites at presentation.
1 source imageA liver follow-up with several treatments in the history
Cai's records include liver resection, radiofrequency ablation, targeted treatment and, by the later CT, an interventional liver procedure.
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