Tumor Chemoembolization
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Targeted Tumor Chemoembolization Therapy
Tumor chemoembolization is a minimally invasive cancer treatment that delivers chemotherapy drugs directly to a tumor while simultaneously blocking its blood supply. This targeted approach helps maximize tumor control while minimizing effects on healthy tissues.
At Vascular Care Clinic, tumor chemoembolization is performed using advanced image-guided interventional radiology techniques, offering an effective treatment option for select liver and other solid tumors.
Our Treatment Approach
Each case is carefully evaluated using imaging studies to identify the tumor’s blood supply and plan a precise, personalized treatment strategy.
- Angiographic Tumor Mapping
- Targeted Chemotherapy Delivery
- Selective Vessel Embolization
- Minimally Invasive Procedure
- Reduced Systemic Side Effects
- Short Hospital Stay
Specialized Cancer Care
Tumor chemoembolization is performed by Dr. Ankit Shah (MD, FNVIR), Consultant Interventional Radiologist, using advanced imaging guidance to ensure precise treatment delivery, improve tumor control, and enhance patient quality of life.
Tumor Chemoembolization – FAQs
Common questions about chemoembolization treatment
What is tumor chemoembolization?
It is a procedure that delivers chemotherapy directly to a tumor and blocks its blood supply to slow tumor growth.
Is this treatment a form of surgery?
No, it is a minimally invasive, catheter-based procedure and does not involve open surgery.
How long is recovery after chemoembolization?
Most patients recover within a few days and resume normal activities shortly after discharge.
Who is a candidate for this procedure?
Candidates are selected based on tumor type, size, location, and overall health, following specialist evaluation.