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Minimally invasive treatment method in which the blood vessels supplying the tumor are catheterized and blocked to cut off the blood supply to the tumor, causing the destruction of cancer cells.
Ablation of tumors is a minimally invasive treatment method used to destroy cancer cells using heat, cold, laser, or other energy sources. Below are the ablation indications.
Minimally invasive treatment method used to treat liver metastases originating from colorectal cancer (CRC), involving metastases in both liver lobes.
Treatment for primary liver tumors, especially hepatocellular carcinoma. This method combines delivering chemotherapy directly to the tumor and blocking its blood supply.
The treatment known as Portal Vein Embolization (PVE) is a procedure performed to increase the volume and function of the liver to enable hepatic resection (Hepatectomy).
Minimally invasive treatment focuses on delivering radiation directly into the tumor using tiny radioactive particles injected into the hepatic arteries supplying blood to the tumor.
A biopsy is an important tool in cancer diagnosis and treatment, providing crucial information about the tumor. involves collecting a tissue sample from the tumor, to determine it's nature.
Pain treatment can include nerve blocks such as Trigeminal Nerve Block, Sphenopalatine Ganglion Block, Celiac Block, and Lumbar Sympathetic Block, or nerve ablation if the pain recurrence.
