What should be done before percutaneous interventional treatment of liver cancer? Be prepared

When patients with liver cancer undergo percutaneous interventional surgery, they must undergo preoperative examinations, CT or MRI examinations, etc. At the same time, they also need to follow the doctor's advice on diet to avoid improper preoperative diet affecting the surgery.

Cancer is a very serious malignant tumor disease, and liver cancer is a type of cancer. Patients with liver cancer can choose interventional therapy, which is a minimally invasive treatment. So, what preparations should be made before percutaneous interventional treatment of liver cancer?
When patients with liver cancer undergo percutaneous interventional surgery, although this treatment is a minimally invasive surgery, there are still many preparations that need to be paid attention to before the operation to prevent abnormal phenomena during the operation.
Preoperative examination and preparation <br/>For patients with liver cancer undergoing percutaneous interventional treatment, some basic examinations are needed before the operation, including liver function, blood routine, coagulation function, and whether the patient suffers from some infectious diseases. Only if these examinations are passed and the patient is eligible for surgery can the operation be carried out smoothly.
CT or MRI examination <br/>In addition to the above examinations, CT or MRI examinations are also required. Through this examination, the growth location of the tumor and the condition of the organs around the tumor can be clearly determined. If the tumor is close to certain organs, the organs need to be specially treated before surgery to avoid affecting the health of other organs during the operation. In addition to these examinations, you also need to follow the doctor's advice and pay attention to your diet to avoid improper diet affecting the surgery.