Can minimally invasive interventional treatment of early gastric cancer be cured? It is possible

The depth of invasion of early gastric cancer is shallow, especially carcinoma in situ without lymph node metastasis. After local lesion resection, the 5-year survival rate is very high and has a radical effect. However, when the tumor invades the submucosal layer, the possibility of lymph node metastasis is high. After local lesion resection, metastatic lymph nodes still need to be treated.

Gastric cancer is a relatively common digestive tract tumor disease. The early symptoms are ignored by many people. Many people think that long-term stomach discomfort is a stomach disease. It is only after going to the hospital for examination that they find out that it is gastric cancer. In this case, most patients are already in the middle and late stages, and surgical resection does not completely remove the disease. Interventional treatment has developed rapidly in recent years and has achieved good clinical results. Many people want to know whether minimally invasive interventional treatment can cure early gastric cancer?
Interventional therapy is a minimally invasive treatment method performed under local anesthesia. The incision on the patient's thigh is the size of a grain of rice, and a microcatheter is used to locally inject high-concentration anti-cancer drugs into the tumor. Embolic agents are also injected at the same time to eliminate the tumor, "starve" the tumor, control lesions, and prevent metastasis. This method is safe and effective, with little pain and side effects, few complications, and significantly shortened hospitalization time.
Generally speaking, patients with advanced gastric cancer who do not have heart disease, liver and kidney damage, and can lie flat for 1 hour can undergo interventional treatment. Interventional treatment has a good effect on patients with advanced gastric cancer and can prolong the patient's life to the greatest extent. Interventional treatment of gastric cancer makes non-surgical radical cure of early gastric cancer possible. Interventional treatment of gastric cancer causes little damage to the body and can be treated repeatedly, thereby improving the survival status of the entire gastric cancer patient.
There are three interventional treatment methods for gastric cancer at home and abroad. 1. Direct injection of endoscopic chemotherapy drugs and iodized oil (microspheres); 2. Endoscopic laser treatment. There are two aspects of interventional treatment before radical resection of gastric cancer. 3. Stenosis of gastric cancer lesions in stage II cannot be cured after surgical resection and interventional treatment.
Clinical decision-making chemotherapy regimen. First of all, the pathological type, location, and stage of the tumor should be considered. Gastric cancer is mostly adenocarcinoma. Within 1 year after surgery, a total of 3 courses of treatment are required, each course lasting about 2 months. After a 2-month break, 2 more courses of treatment are required. Two courses of treatment are required each year in the second year, and one course of treatment is required each year in the fourth year. After 5 years, no medication change is required. After the disease occurs in the body, it must be checked and treated in time to avoid delaying the disease.