What is the most effective way to treat liver cancer? Minimally invasive interventional therapy is the first choice for liver cancer treatment

Liver cancer is one of the common malignant tumors. The incidence of liver cancer is closely related to chronic hepatitis (hepatitis B), and is also related to aflatoxin, nitrosamines, parasitic infections, environmental pollution, genetic factors, etc. Symptoms of liver cancer may include: pain and swelling in the liver area, enlarged liver, loss of appetite, nausea, vomiting, jaundice, weight loss, etc. Common treatments for liver cancer include surgery, radiotherapy, chemotherapy, and traditional Chinese medicine. The early symptoms of liver cancer are not obvious. Generally, patients with liver cancer are discovered in the middle and late stages of liver cancer. At present, in our country, interventional therapy has become the preferred method for the treatment of middle and late stage liver cancer (especially patients who have lost the opportunity for surgical operation) because of its minimally invasive and high efficiency, and has been well received by patients. Interventional treatment of liver cancer has the following advantages:

8 significant advantages and reasons for choosing interventional treatment for liver cancer

1. Local anesthesia: no general anesthesia is required, so there is no system interference and general anesthesia risk;

2. Small trauma: skin wounds can be ignored and patients suffer less pain;

3. Strong repeatability: It is not limited by the metabolic cycle of tumor cells. According to the condition and treatment needs, it can be used in stages, multiple times, and repeatedly to treat multiple or recurring tumor nodules;

4. Real-time efficacy evaluation: Under the monitoring of modern imaging equipment (DSA), the objective efficacy of various treatment methods can be accurately evaluated in real time and in the most effective way;

5. Small side effects: small dosage, high local drug concentration, no drug resistance problem, and small side effects;

6. Strong targeting: precise positioning, precise treatment, direct cutting off of tumor blood supply, “starving” tumor cells to death, with minimal damage to normal tissues;

7. Quick recovery: patients can usually move normally 12 hours after surgery and be discharged from the hospital in 4-5 days;

8. Significant therapeutic effect: After interventional treatment, the patient's survival time is prolonged and the quality of life is significantly improved.