Less trauma and high accuracy, interventional therapy opens a new chapter in tumor treatment!

Interventional radiology, also known as interventional therapy, is a rapidly developing discipline in recent years that integrates radiological diagnosis and clinical therapy. As minimally invasive tumor treatment techniques have gained attention in the medical community, the "minimally invasive, targeted, local, and individualized" principles advocated by tumor treatment have become the main theme of tumor treatment. As an emerging method of treating tumors, interventional therapy has the following advantages:

1. Small trauma and fast recovery. Interventional treatment is a minimally invasive technique. The postoperative wound is a small "pinhole" about 1 mm long. Patients can get up and move around half an hour after surgery, and recover to their preoperative level after 8 hours. There are generally no special precautions after discharge, and patients can immediately return to normal work and life. This not only improves the quality of life of patients, but also reduces the difficulty of care for family members to the greatest extent.

2. Obvious effect. Arterial drug perfusion therapy directly delivers drugs to tumor tissue through arteries, with large drug doses and good therapeutic effects. Vascular embolization therapy can inhibit tumor development and shrink it, giving patients a second chance for surgery. Physical therapy has no toxic side effects.

3. Small side effects. It has little harm to the body as a whole, low toxicity and side effects, few complications, and rapid recovery of the whole body.

4. High accuracy. Positioning can be achieved under the guidance of medical imaging equipment.

Interventional therapy is a perfect combination of conventional treatment methods and high-tech science and technology, which has helped many difficult tumor treatments get out of the predicament. Its use alone or in combination effectively makes up for the deficiencies of the three major tumor treatment methods, bringing new hope to tumor patients. The emergence of interventional medicine has opened up new treatment pathways for these tumor diseases that were previously considered incurable or difficult to treat.

Currently, minimally invasive interventional treatment technology has reached a sophisticated and safe level, and is praised by the majority of patients. It has successfully treated most cases and has become the first choice for minimally invasive interventional treatment of tumors.

In the future development, we are committed to minimizing the pain of patients and maximizing the efficacy while treating diseases. Our independent innovation of minimally invasive interventional treatment has opened a new era of "minimally invasive".