What are the indications for percutaneous interventional treatment of lung cancer? Pay attention to these points

Percutaneous interventional treatment is suitable for patients with lung cancer. First, it is suitable for single tumors. Second, patients with lesions on both sides of the chest can also receive treatment. Third, interventional treatment has no strict requirements on the number of tumors.

Lung cancer is a very harmful disease that brings severe pain and suffering to patients. So, what are the indications for percutaneous interventional treatment of lung cancer? Let's learn about it below.
Lung cancer patients receive percutaneous interventional treatment, also known as ablation therapy. This treatment method is relatively advanced and is a relatively new local treatment method with many indications.
First of all, if it is a single tumor, then there is no problem in using percutaneous interventional treatment, and relatively good treatment results can be achieved.
Secondly, if there are lesions in both the left and right lungs, percutaneous interventional treatment can also be performed, but it must be performed in two separate sessions.
Furthermore, for lung cancer patients receiving percutaneous interventional treatment, there is no particular requirement for the number of tumors. In principle, as long as the tumor is located closer to the tumor, the treatment effect will be much better. However, being closer to the central part of the mediastinum is often relatively dangerous.
It should be noted that lung cancer is a very harmful disease. In the early stage, it is generally easier to cure. However, in the middle and late stages, it will be more troublesome.