Evidence summary on perioperative blood glucose management in liver cancer patients - Takeaways - MDSpire

Overview of Blood Glucose Control During Surgery for Patients with Liver Cancer

  • By

  • Yuxiao Li

  • Ming Pang

  • Caifang Gong

  • Chuan You

  • July 21, 2026

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    This study systematically reviews evidence on perioperative glycemic management for liver cancer patients to guide clinical practice.

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    Four guidelines, one systematic review, and five randomized controlled trials were included, yielding 28 best evidence items across six domains.

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    Patients with liver cancer often experience stress-induced hyperglycemia, which can lead to significant postoperative complications.

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    Impaired glucose metabolism due to liver dysfunction is associated with delayed wound healing and increased risk of recurrence after surgery.

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    The study aims to standardize clinical glycemic management for hepatocellular carcinoma patients by synthesizing fragmented evidence.

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Evidence summary on perioperative blood glucose management in liver cancer patients

  • by Yuxiao Li, Ming Pang, Caifang Gong, Chuan You

  • July 21, 2026

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