Treatments

Chemoembolization is a minimally invasive procedure used mainly to treat liver cancer and certain other tumors. It combines targeted delivery of chemotherapy drugs with embolization, where tiny particles are injected to block the tumor’s blood supply. This approach traps the chemotherapy inside the tumor, cuts off nutrients, and helps shrink or control cancer while reducing side effects compared to standard chemotherapy.

• Treats primary liver cancer (HCC) and metastatic liver tumors.
• A catheter delivers chemotherapy directly to the tumor’s blood supply.
• Tiny particles block blood flow, keeping the drug inside the tumor.
• Provides higher effectiveness with fewer whole-body side effects.
• Minimally invasive, with faster recovery compared to surgery.
• Follow-up imaging helps track tumor response and treatment success.