Will lung cancer recur after percutaneous interventional treatment? There is a certain possibility

Lung cancer patients who receive percutaneous treatment may experience recurrence. The reason is that interventional treatment is a tumor reduction procedure that can kill most cancer cells, but it cannot kill all cancer cells.

We know that lung cancer is a very painful disease with great harm and needs to be treated early. So, will lung cancer recur after percutaneous interventional treatment? Let's find out.
Lung cancer patients may experience recurrence after receiving percutaneous interventional treatment. The reason is that the so-called interventional treatment refers to a treatment method that can be seen by the naked eye. Whether it is ablation treatment or argon-helium knife treatment, it is a tumor reduction surgery that can only kill most of the cells in the tumor tissue, but this treatment method is not an elimination surgery and cannot completely kill cancer cells. If all cells, including cancer cells and normal cells, are completely eliminated, it will cause great damage to the lung tissue.
Generally speaking, the biggest feature of lung cancer treatment is to eliminate tumors and preserve lung tissue as much as possible. The reason is that lung tissue cannot regenerate. Therefore, lung cancer patients who receive local treatment such as interventional therapy are generally likely to have relapses and need to receive comprehensive treatment. They cannot expect that interventional therapy alone can solve the tumor problem. After all, lung cancer is also a serious disease and the condition is very complicated.