Titlebook: Interventional Oncology; A Multidisciplinary Yuman Fong,Anne Covey,Damian E. Dupuy Living reference work 00th edition Angiography.Cancer

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Immune Effects of Ablation,cer neoantigens and activates the cancer-immunity cycle. Several studies, across ablation modalities, have demonstrated that the release of immunogenic intracellular contents results in the activation of immune cells, such as cytotoxic T lymphocytes, both at the site of the treated tumor and distall

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Particle and Chemoembolization for Primary Liver Cancer,-term survival is resection or transplant; however, the majority of patients present with unresectable liver disease. Intra-arterial catheter-based treatment options including particle embolization, chemoembolization, and radioembolization have proven to be effective in the treatment of unresectable

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Radiation Therapy for Primary Liver Cancer,will describe the indications for radiation in both hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) and intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma (ICC), the two most common types of primary liver cancer. It will also review several studies regarding radiation therapy for HCC and ICC and discuss areas of further investigation.

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Percutaneous Ablation for Metastatic Liver Cancer,extent of metastatic disease, patients may be eligible for surgical or locoregional treatments, including percutaneous ablation. Multiple studies, primarily focused on the treatment of colorectal cancer liver metastases, have demonstrated a survival benefit for patients undergoing resection and/or a

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Electroporation for Metastatic Liver Cancer,unique and nonthermal mechanism of inducing cellular apoptosis has certain advantages over conventional thermal ablation, including immunity from the “heat-sink” effect, preservation of vasculature and biliary ducts within the ablation zone, and protection of thermosensitive critical structures (e.g

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