What are the methods of vascular interventional treatment for liver cancer? There are two methods

With the development of medicine, vascular interventional therapy can be selected for the treatment of liver cancer. The vascular interventional treatment methods for this type of liver cancer include selective hepatic artery infusion, selective hepatic artery embolization, etc. These treatments can kill tumors or inhibit tumor growth.

Liver cancer is a malignant tumor disease that occurs in the liver. If the disease is not treated in time, it will cause the condition to worsen and even threaten the patient's life. For the treatment of liver cancer, vascular interventional therapy can be selected. So, what are the means of vascular interventional treatment for liver cancer?
Selective hepatic artery infusion <br/>The vascular interventional treatment for liver cancer generally utilizes the method of selective hepatic artery infusion. For this method, during the infusion, a microcatheter can be passed through the patient's artery to the blood supply artery of the tumor, and then the drug is infused into the patient's tumor site, thereby achieving the effect of killing the tumor.
Selective hepatic artery embolization <br/>In the treatment of liver cancer through vascular intervention, selective hepatic artery embolization can also be chosen. This method mainly uses a catheter to selectively inject embolic drug preparations into the patient's tumor blood vessels, or tumor blood supply arteries, thereby blocking the tumor blood supply and damaging the tumor vascular bed, thereby inhibiting tumor growth and alleviating disease progression.
Through the above introduction, we can clearly understand the specific treatment methods for liver cancer through vascular intervention. These methods can help patients treat or cure liver cancer. When liver cancer is found, it is necessary to take timely treatment to avoid worsening of the disease and affecting health.