Two cases with liver cirrhosis secondary to hepatitis B that presented with hepatocellular carcinoma at young age

: Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is the mostcommon primary malignant tumor of the liver. In men, themost common fifth in women the most common seventhtumor. Africa and Asia were more associated with hepatitisB virus, Europe and the United States is associated withhepatitis C virus. Underdeveloped countries dependingon an early age exposure to hepatitis viruses can also beseen in under 45 years, the incidence of HCC increasesafter the age of 45 at developed countries. They’re both36 years old, the son of aunt both patients were admittedwith complaints of abdominal bloating, and fatigue. In examinationrevealed splenomegaly and grade 1-2 acid. Intwo patients with HCC due to hepatitis B-related liver cirrhosisthat was detected at the first examination who arepresented in order to remind the importance of follow-upthe inactive infection or chronic HBV infection .Key words: Hepatocellular cancer, cirrhosis of the liver,chronic hepatitis B