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Onkologie

Liver Chemoembolization (TACE)

Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) delivers chemotherapy directly into the artery feeding a liver tumour and then blocks that artery with tiny particles. Liver tumours take nearly all their blood from the hepatic artery while normal liver relies mostly on the portal vein, so the tumour is starved and soaked in drug while healthy tissue is largely spared.

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Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) delivers chemotherapy directly into the artery feeding a liver tumour and then blocks that artery with tiny particles. Liver tumours take nearly all their blood from the hepatic artery while normal liver relies mostly on the portal vein, so the tumour is starved and soaked in drug while healthy tissue is largely spared.

It is the standard treatment for intermediate-stage hepatocellular carcinoma that cannot be removed or ablated, and is also used for certain liver metastases and as a bridge to transplant. It controls tumours and extends survival but is rarely a cure, and it is usually repeated.

What Liver Chemoembolization (TACE) involves

An interventional radiologist numbs the groin or wrist, places a sheath in the artery and steers a catheter into the hepatic artery under X-ray. Contrast runs and a cone-beam CT on the table map which branches feed each tumour and show any vessels to the stomach or gallbladder that must be avoided. A microcatheter is advanced as close to the tumour as possible. In conventional TACE, a mixture of chemotherapy (commonly doxorubicin) and lipiodol oil is injected, followed by gelatin or particle embolic; in DEB-TACE, drug-loaded beads do both jobs and release the drug over days. Injection stops when flow in the feeding branch slows to near standstill. The catheter is removed and the puncture closed.

Who is a good candidate for Liver Chemoembolization (TACE)?

Selection is made by a liver tumour board and depends as much on liver function as on the tumour.

Es ist normalerweise nicht die richtige Wahl, wenn:

Technikoptionen

Was passiert während Ihrer Behandlung

The procedure takes 1 to 2 hours under local anaesthesia with sedation. You may feel warmth from the contrast and an ache under the right ribs as the vessels are blocked, for which strong pain relief is given. You lie flat for 4 to 6 hours afterwards and stay 1 to 2 nights.

Vorbereitung auf Ihre Reise

Each session needs about 5 to 7 days in Istanbul. A CT or MRI at 4 to 8 weeks decides whether to repeat; most people have 2 to 4 sessions over several months, and a liver with tumours in both lobes is usually treated one side at a time.

Genesung und Ergebnisse

Post-embolization syndrome affects most patients: pain in the upper right abdomen, low fever, nausea and marked tiredness for 3 to 10 days. It reflects tumour breakdown rather than infection and is managed with painkillers, anti-sickness drugs and fluids. Liver blood tests rise briefly and are rechecked at 1 to 2 weeks. Fatigue can last 2 to 4 weeks.

Sicherheit, Risiken und Revisionspolitik

Serious complications occur in a few percent and are closely tied to how much liver reserve you have.

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Cost of Liver Chemoembolization (TACE) in Türkiye

Clinic-Y does not publish a single price for Liver Chemoembolization (TACE), because the honest figure depends on your case. What moves it:

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Häufig gestellte Fragen

Is TACE a cure?

Occasionally small tumours are completely destroyed, but its usual goal is control and longer survival, or bridging to transplant or surgery.

How is it different from ordinary chemotherapy?

The drug is delivered straight into the tumour's artery at high concentration and held there, so whole-body side effects are much milder.

Can I receive sessions in different countries?

It is possible if complete imaging and procedure reports are shared, but consistent follow-up by one tumour board gives better decisions.

What about radioembolization instead?

Y-90 treatment causes less post-procedure pain and suits portal vein involvement, but it needs a planning angiogram first. Ask the board which fits your case.

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