Interventional treatment of patients with esophageal cancer

In recent years, the occurrence of esophageal cancer has severely destroyed the patient's psychology and body, and has brought a heavy burden to the patient's family. Therefore, many patients have begun to actively seek various treatment methods, hoping to get rid of the disease as soon as possible. Below, let's take a look at the characteristics of interventional treatment for esophageal cancer, hoping that patients will increase their understanding of this treatment method.

1. Avoid complications

Interventional treatment can alleviate many complications of esophageal cancer, such as common progressive dysphagia, esophageal tracheal fistula, fever, choking, and dyspnea. Therefore, patients can appropriately alleviate these complications through this method, thereby improving their physical quality.

2. Cut off the source of disease

Experts from our hospital said that the growth of tumors requires a large amount of nutrients, and these nutrients mainly come from the blood. Through interventional treatment, we can block the blood's nutrient supply to the tumor, thereby effectively reducing the size of the tumor.

3. Long-term treatment effect

Patients may know that the treatment of esophageal cancer requires a long process, which can easily make patients lose confidence in treatment. However, through interventional treatment, that is, inserting a catheter into the artery supplying blood to the tumor or implanting a pump subcutaneously, long-term treatment can be achieved.

In short, interventional treatment of esophageal cancer is relatively good, and this method can achieve long-term treatment effects. However, patients still need to be reminded that although interventional treatment is good, it is not suitable for every patient, so this treatment method should be viewed correctly.