How to perform interventional treatment for lung cancer? A minimally invasive surgery

Interventional treatment for lung cancer patients is a minimally invasive surgery that uses an instrument to make an incision in the patient's blood vessels or skin, and then performs local treatment on the patient's tumor.

We know that lung cancer is a very harmful disease, which brings severe pain and suffering to patients and requires early treatment. So, how to do interventional treatment for lung cancer?
The so-called interventional treatment of lung cancer refers to cutting a tiny channel with a diameter of several mm on the patient's blood vessels and skin without using surgery to expose the lung cancer lesions, or using the body's original channels to perform local treatment of the lesions in the patient's body under the guidance of some imaging equipment, including angiography machines and fluoroscopy machines, as well as CT, MR, B-ultrasound and other instruments. It is a treatment method with relatively less trauma.
Lung cancer patients receive interventional treatment, which is minimally invasive and safe. It can be repeated based on the actual situation of the patient. Generally speaking, the basis for judgment in this case generally includes: whether the blood vessels supplying blood to the tumor are abundant; whether there are complications such as hemoptysis.
One month after the patient has undergone interventional surgery, he or she can be re-examined with the help of CT scans, etc. If it is observed that the patient's blood vessels are still supplying blood to the tumor, the patient can undergo interventional treatment again one to two months after the surgery.