Intervention In Oncology
Interventional radiology uses imaging techniques such as real-time X-rays, ultrasound, CT, or MRI, to guide treatments right to the cancer site, focusing directly on tumors or their blood supplies. Often, interventional radiology is an alternative to surgery, providing minimal recovery times and a low risk of complications.
- Biopsy of masses of different body organs
- Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE) in HCC and liver metastases
- Ablative treatments include radiographic fluoroscopy of liver and kidney masses
- Management of malignant biliary obstructions including external drainage, internal-external drainage and biliary stent implantation.
- Placement of pleural catheter and peritoneal catheter to drain pleural effusion and ascites
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With the rapid progress of science in the field of medicine in recent years, less invasive treatments play a greater role in the treatment of diseases day by day. The interventional radiology subfield as a new subfield in this field is widely used in the treatment of diseases.