Why do we use radioembolization?

We use radioembolization to treat tumors that do not respond to other methods or that the patient cannot undergo any other treatment. This method is often effective in liver cancers.

What is radioembolization?

It is a method in which radioembolization is used with coagulation to shrink the tumor and kill cancer cells, and it is useful in terms of alleviating the widespread side effects of other treatments.

Is radioembolization dangerous?

Radioembolization has a negligible risk compared to other treatment methods. However, the physician must guide the patient to ensure their safety, their companions’ safety, and the people around them. Due to Turkey’s recent developments in the field of interventional radiology, particularly radiotherapy, the risk has decreased significantly.