Interventional treatment of hemangiomas

As the name suggests, hemangioma is a tumor that grows on blood vessels. There are many treatments for this type of tumor, including surgical treatment, laser treatment, and so on. However, the more commonly used treatment method at present is interventional therapy, mainly because this therapy is less invasive and less harmful to patients, and it also has many advantages. Therefore, it is widely used in clinical practice. So what is the process and principle of interventional treatment of hemangiomas?

1. The best treatment method of choice. With the rapid development of interventional medicine, superconducting interventional ablation technology has achieved satisfactory results in the treatment of many diseases that were previously considered incurable or difficult to treat, and it is relatively safe and reliable. Various interventional surgeries have continued to mature and improve, and have basically replaced traditional treatments for certain diseases in clinical treatment and become the preferred treatment method.

2. Satisfy the patient’s greatest wish. The parents' biggest wish is to cure the hemangioma without affecting the appearance. At this time, minimally invasive interventional treatment can create the prerequisites for patients to realize this wish. Similarly, even for patients who do not have aesthetic requirements, superconducting interventional ablation technology is a good treatment method for hemangiomas, as it does not require surgery, causes little pain, and allows for quick recovery.

3. Radical treatment. Superconducting interventional ablation technology can achieve the goal of curing many diseases, especially for diseases that have lacked effective treatment methods in the past and those with more traumatic treatment methods. Superconducting interventional ablation technology has shown its great superiority.

4. Palliative treatment. Palliative treatment is mainly used for various diffuse hemangiomas. It can significantly improve the patient's quality of life, effectively control the continued development of the disease, prevent and control the occurrence of serious complications, and alleviate iatrogenic pain. It shows incomparable uniqueness and is willingly accepted by more and more patients.