Patients with esophageal cancer can choose particle therapy after electrochemical intervention

Esophageal cancer patients suffer a lot and need timely treatment. In addition to surgical treatment, they can also choose electrochemical intervention followed by particle therapy according to their condition.

Electrochemical interventional therapy and its principle

Electrochemical interventional therapy is a component of interventional therapy, and is one of the most advanced methods for treating esophageal cancer in the medical field. The biggest feature of electrochemical interventional therapy is that it allows esophageal cancer patients to eat normally after treatment. Treatment principle: Electrochemical intervention is to introduce a very soft electrode into the tumor tissue, directly kill tumor cells, shrink the tumor rapidly, and clear the esophagus rapidly, so that patients can eat smoothly after treatment.

Placement of a particle stent after interventional therapy

After esophageal cancer patients have undergone electrochemical interventional treatment, particle stents are also a key and effective treatment in the interventional treatment plan. Placing particle stents can completely deprive tumor cells of their reproductive ability without harming normal tissues. At the same time, it can open the esophageal cavity to allow food to pass smoothly. It can greatly prolong survival time, reduce pain, and improve the quality of life of esophageal cancer patients.

Tips: Interventional therapy is an emerging treatment method between surgical and medical treatment, including intravascular intervention and non-vascular intervention. Advantages of this treatment: Electrochemical intervention technology can greatly reduce the risk of surgical treatment and has relatively few side effects.