Can hepatic hemangioma be treated by interventional therapy?

Hello: Interventional therapy is not recommended for hepatic hemangioma, and it is not recommended because of the major disadvantages of interventional therapy. The disadvantage of interventional therapy is that the catheter is introduced into the site of hemangioma, and then the embolic agent is injected into the tumor to produce aseptic inflammation, in order to achieve the effect of occlusion of blood vessels in the tumor. Often it is difficult to achieve the desired effect because of the limitations of the injected dose and agent type, as well as the limitations of the characteristics of the hemangioma. The use of strict control of the indications and to avoid the flow of embolic agents into other organs and tissues. Complications are more frequent and commonly include pain after treatment.

The treatment of hepatic hemangioma is recommended to the hemangioma specialist hospital for treatment as well. Hepatic hemangioma can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine and minimally invasive mediated therapy according to the tumor size and symptoms. I hope it can help you!