Image-guided minimally invasive procedures for precise tumor treatment without traditional surgery
Interventional Oncology (IO) is a minimally invasive cancer treatment that uses medical imaging to guide procedures. Imaging types include CT, MRI, ultrasound, and X-ray to precisely target tumors.
During IO procedures, doctors insert probes through the skin or major blood vessels, then use real-time imaging to guide the probe to the tumor. There, it can destroy cancer cells through heat, cold, or chemotherapy drugs while protecting nearby healthy tissue.
Back to Therapies Contact UsVarious minimally invasive techniques to treat different types of tumors
Special probes are inserted into tumors and cooled to far below freezing. Ice balls form at the probe tip, freezing and destroying cancer cells. Commonly used for liver and kidney cancers.
Uses focused ultrasound waves to generate heat and kill cancer tissue. Particularly effective for prostate cancer with improved urinary and sexual function outcomes.
Fine needle probes deliver radiofrequency waves or microwaves directly to tumors, heating tissue until destroyed. Commonly used for thyroid nodules, liver cancer, and metastases.
Yttrium-90 isotopes loaded onto microscopic particles are injected into blood vessels feeding the tumor. Particles deliver high-dose radiation from within while sparing healthy tissue.
No large incisions, reducing infection and bleeding risks significantly
Shorter hospital stays and quicker return to daily activities
Real-time imaging guidance ensures accurate tumor treatment
Spares healthy tissue while effectively treating the tumor
Tumors difficult to reach or patients unable to tolerate general anesthesia
Primary liver cancer or liver metastases
SR-89 therapy for pain relief from bone metastases
Cryoablation effective for small renal masses
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