
台大癌醫中心舉辦肝癌衛教展覽,分享三名患者的多專科整合照護經驗,包括王先生先用藥縮小腫瘤再手術存活逾五年,黃先生因洗腎需求接受單次組織碎化刀治療三天出院,楊女士因高齡和血管鄰近風險改採同種療法,強調治療需個人化與團隊協作。
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肝癌是台灣常見癌症之一,治療選擇過去較少,近年免疫療法、標靶藥物及微創手術進步,使治療策略變得更複雜但也更具彈性,需要多專科團隊評估個別病情。
2026/10/01 11:15
56歲王先生(左)發現肝癌時,腫瘤已超過15公分,且侵犯大血管,幸好有台大癌醫中心院長吳耀銘為他擬訂治療方針,迄今存活逾5年。(記者羅碧攝)
〔記者羅碧/台北報導〕56歲王先生發現肝癌時,腫瘤已超過15公分,且侵犯大血管,經免疫合併標靶治療讓腫瘤縮小後,再接受手術切除,至今已存活4年多。台大癌醫中心指出,肝癌治療選擇愈來愈多,但如何依病情選對治療、安排順序,更需要多專科團隊共同評估,為病人規劃適合的治療策略。
適逢10月肝癌月,台大癌醫中心今天舉辦「你的肝苦,我們一起扛」肝癌衛教展覽開幕記者會,分享3名接受多專科整合照護病人的治療經驗。除了王先生先用藥縮小腫瘤再手術,另2名患者則因高齡、腫瘤位置或洗腎需求,經團隊評估後採取不同治療方式。
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台大癌醫中心分院綜合內科部兼任主治醫師徐士哲(左)指出,考量黃先生的腫瘤位於深處,以及每週3次的洗腎需求,團隊建議採取僅需單次療程的組織碎化刀治療,治療3天後就出院。(記者羅碧攝)
台大癌醫中心院長吳耀銘表示,近年肝癌局部及全身性治療快速進步,讓過去治療選擇有限的病人有更多機會,但選擇增加,也使治療決策更複雜。除了腫瘤大小、位置及是否侵犯血管,還須考量肝功能、年齡、體力、共存疾病與病人的治療目標,並依治療反應適時調整。
吳耀銘指出,同一名肝癌病人在不同階段,需要的治療可能完全不同。多專科團隊的價值,是整合不同專業,找出病人當下最適合的治療策略。台大癌醫肝癌團隊結合影像醫學、病理、腫瘤外科、腫瘤內科、綜合內科、放射腫瘤,以及營養、心理等專業,透過整合門診與團隊會議規劃治療,減少病人在不同科別間奔波。
76歲楊女士是B肝帶原者過去曾多次接受肝動脈栓塞及電燒治療,今年肝門附近再度復發。儘管腫瘤不大,團隊考量她年紀較高,且腫瘤鄰近重要血管,傳統電燒治療有風險,最後改採組織碎化刀治療。
另一名38歲黃先生長期接受血液透析,今年1月完成肝癌手術後復發。台大癌醫中心分院綜合內科部兼任主治醫師徐士哲指出,考量腫瘤位於深處,以及每週3次的洗腎需求,團隊建議採取僅需單次療程的組織碎化刀治療,黃先生在治療3天後順利出院。
台大癌醫中心分院腫瘤內科部主治醫師沈盈君表示,3名病人的治療路徑不同,凸顯肝癌沒有一套適合所有人的治療策略;依病情與個人需求靈活運用不同工具,正是多專科整合照護的核心。
此次衛教展覽涵蓋肝癌危險因子、預防方式、最新治療進展及台大肝癌治療里程碑,並搭配脂肪肝、運動、藥物與手術、無創治療、營養及質子治療等系列講座。講座於台大癌醫中心5樓國際會議廳舉行,免費參加、名額有限,可洽癌症資源中心報名。
台大癌醫中心分院腫瘤內科部主治醫師沈盈君表示,76歲楊女士是B肝帶原者,過去曾多次接受肝動脈栓塞及電燒治療,今年肝門附近再度復發,考量她的年紀較長,因此為她做碎化刀治療。(記者羅碧攝)
台大癌醫團隊合影。(記者羅碧攝)
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