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CRYOSURGERY FOR LIVER CANCER
https://www.hygeamedtech.com/cryotherapy-for-liver-cancer/
Liver cancer cryoablation, a minimally invasive therapeutic procedure, has emerged as a promising option for treating certain cases of liver cancer. Cryoablation involves the use of extreme cold temperatures to destroy cancerous cells within the liver while preserving as much healthy tissue as possible. This technique is particularly relevant for patients who may not be suitable candidates for surgery or other conventional treatments.

During the cryoablation procedure, a thin, needle-like probe is inserted directly into the tumor within the liver. This probe delivers extremely low temperatures, typically reaching below -40 degrees Celsius, to create an ice ball that engulfs and destroys the cancer cells. The freezing and thawing cycles induce cellular injury, leading to the death of the targeted cancerous tissue.

One significant advantage of cryoablation for liver cancer is its ability to treat tumors in a localized manner. This precision is crucial for tumors that are not easily accessible through surgery or for patients with multiple small tumors. Additionally, cryoablation is well-tolerated by many patients and often performed on an outpatient basis.