Experts explain the advantages of electrochemical interventional treatment of esophageal cancer

Electrochemical intervention is a very effective method for treating esophageal cancer. It can achieve good results in treating esophageal cancer in a short time, which is very beneficial to patients. What are the advantages of common electrochemical intervention for treating esophageal cancer ? The following will tell you about the advantages of common electrochemical intervention for treating esophageal cancer.

Generally, the advantages of common electrochemical interventional treatment for esophageal cancer are:

1. Long-term treatment

Because the tumor disease is relatively complex, treatment needs to be regular, repeated, and long-term. In the treatment of some tumor diseases, we have adopted this method of treating esophageal cancer by placing a catheter in the artery that supplies blood to the tumor and a pump subcutaneously.

2. Cut off supply

According to long-term investigations, most of the nutrients needed for tumor growth come from the blood. The richer the blood vessel supply, the faster the tumor grows. Interventional treatment of esophageal cancer accurately places the catheter into the artery that supplies the tumor to administer medication and embolize it, attacking the tumor tissue and cutting off the tumor's supply pathway, in order to achieve the purpose of tumor necrosis and shrinkage.

3. Clear the pipeline

This is also the advantage of the common electrochemical interventional treatment of esophageal cancer. The disease will cause patients to have progressive difficulty in eating. In severe cases, the esophagus will be blocked, affecting the intake of nutrition. If it infiltrates into the trachea, it will cause esophageal-tracheal fistula. Patients will experience a series of complications such as choking when eating, fever, and difficulty breathing caused by lung infection.

4. Improve symptoms

After observation, it was also found that the disease can cause patients to experience breathing difficulties and breathlessness caused by airway stenosis; edema of the head, neck, face, and upper limbs caused by compression of the superior vena cava, breathing difficulties, etc. This is also the advantage of the common electrochemical interventional treatment of esophageal cancer.

The above is an introduction to the advantages of common electrochemical interventional treatment of esophageal cancer. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. Patients with esophageal cancer can choose this method of treatment for esophageal cancer, which is beneficial for timely controlling the deterioration of the disease. I wish you all a speedy recovery.