Radiofrequency Needle Ablation Of Liver Cancer Can Be Performed Several Times

Generally, there is no significant limit to the number of times of radiofrequency ablation in patients with liver cancer, as long as the patient has a recurrence of the tumor, and it is a single incident. Radiofrequency ablation can be considered for patients who are limited to one lobe of the liver, and local interventional perfusion chemotherapy can also be considered after radiofrequency ablation.

In the course of daily life, patients need to be reviewed regularly. In addition, for patients with liver cancer, radical surgery is the preferred treatment after diagnosis. After surgical treatment, about 4-6 courses of interventional perfusion chemotherapy or interventional perfusion chemoembolization are considered. In addition, for some patients at the advanced stage of tumor, oral or intravenous infusion of some targeted monoclonal antibody drugs can be appropriately selected according to the results of genetic testing, so as to have a better effect on the tumor treatment of patients.