Is liver intervention good or not?

Interventional therapy of liver is used to treat benign tumors of liver such as hemangioma and malignant tumors of liver such as liver cancer. Interventional therapy is mainly interventional embolization or interventional chemotherapy, that is, puncture the femoral artery of the patient, selectively enter the hepatic artery, or further branch embolization of the tumor, and local perfusion of chemotherapy drugs to achieve the purpose of treatment.

For huge hepatic hemangioma, multiple interventional embolization can obviously change the size of hemangioma, not only reducing the diameter, but also local vascular occlusion. At this time, surgical resection of the reduced hepatic hemangioma can be considered to avoid recurrence in the future. For liver cancer, especially huge liver cancer, if the patient cannot be treated by surgery, we can achieve the purpose of treatment through interventional embolization combined with chemical perfusion to improve the survival time of patients. For patients with liver cancer after resection, the probability of recurrence and metastasis can be reduced by interventional chemotherapy of the liver.