Which is better for liver cancer patients, percutaneous intervention or transvascular intervention?

Percutaneous interventional therapy is more effective than transvascular interventional therapy in treating liver cancer. Percutaneous interventional therapy is mainly a treatment method performed through the patient's skin, while transvascular interventional therapy is mainly a treatment method performed through blood vessels and arteries.

Liver cancer is a relatively serious disease that is prone to recurrence. In addition to surgical resection, interventional treatments can also be chosen for this disease, such as percutaneous interventional treatment and transvascular interventional treatment. So, which is better for liver cancer patients, percutaneous interventional treatment or transvascular interventional treatment?
For liver cancer, interventional treatment is the best choice. Percutaneous interventional treatment can completely kill liver tumors. However, only less than 5% of vascular interventional treatments can completely embolize the tumor, which is not enough to completely kill the tumor.
Percutaneous interventional treatment for liver cancer <br/>Percutaneous interventional treatment is chosen for the treatment of liver cancer, that is, treating liver cancer cells through the patient's skin, also known as ablation treatment. This treatment method is mainly guided by imaging technology, using a special treatment needle to puncture the patient's skin all the way to the tumor site, and the heat released by acupuncture is used to kill tumor cells.
Transvascular interventional treatment of liver cancer <br/>Transvascular interventional treatment of liver cancer is a treatment method that mainly passes through the patient's blood vessels. This treatment method is different from percutaneous treatment. This method mainly uses a catheter to puncture the patient's wrist artery, follow the blood vessels to the tumor site, and then inject drugs into the tumor site to achieve the treatment effect.