How is the effect of interventional treatment for advanced liver cancer? There is a certain therapeutic effect

Interventional treatment is now widely used in clinical practice. It has a certain therapeutic effect even for mid- to late-stage liver cancer. Because interventional treatment causes very little trauma and the treatment effect is very stable, patients must ensure a sufficient time period between two interventional treatments.

This type of mid- to late-stage liver cancer requires timely treatment after the onset of the disease. Many patients will be advised by doctors to use interventional treatment methods. For this type of mid- to late-stage liver cancer, the use of interventional treatment methods requires patients to understand in advance. Let's take a look at the effect of interventional treatment for mid- to late-stage liver cancer.
After the patient is diagnosed with a mid- to late-stage disease, it is a good idea to choose interventional treatment, because first of all, it is a minimally invasive surgical treatment. During the operation, only the skin is punctured from the patient's femoral artery, and then a very thin catheter is inserted. The catheter is used in the body to complete the patient's surgical treatment. When the disease is treated, local anesthesia is used to relieve the patient's pain. The patient is actually very awake during the operation, but does not feel any pain in the body. Therefore, it is very beneficial to use this method to treat mid- to late-stage liver cancer.
There are many treatment methods for patients in the middle and late stages, but among all the treatment methods, this interventional treatment has the most stable effect. During the operation, patients can undergo targeted chemotherapy and selective treatment to embolize their cancer. According to the clinical statistics of patients, interventional surgery can help patients with liver cancer live for three to five years without any problems. Therefore, the survival rate of this interventional treatment has been greatly improved.
This liver cancer intervention method can effectively control the patient's tumor symptoms and further development, and can help patients relieve cancer symptoms to a certain extent, but the interventional treatment method will seriously damage the patient's liver function and health. If the patient needs to undergo two interventional treatments, the interval between the two treatments must be long enough to ensure the patient's health.