Clinical Application

Mainly used in solid tumors such as liver tumors, lung tumors, thyroid nodules, breast tumors, bone tumors, uterine fibroids, pancreatic cancer, and kidney cancer

Suitable for patients with primary tumors who cannot undergo general surgery due to factors such as patient age, physical condition, other diseases and tumor location

for cancer patients who are unwilling to undergo conventional open surgery

Suitable for intraoperative exploration of tumor patients who cannot undergo conventional surgery

Suitable for patients with metastatic tumors and tumors that have recurred after surgery

Advantages of microwave ablation

thermal efficiency, short operation time, reducing risks during surgery and patient pain.

volume is controllable. It is conformal inactivation and causes minimal damage to surrounding normal tissues.

, only a "needle" (no larger than 2mm in diameter) is used to precisely insert into the tumor under the guidance of imaging equipment. Only needle holes are left on the skin, leaving no scars or sutures, thus avoiding the damage to the body's "vitality" caused by major surgery.

No toxic side effects of radiotherapy and chemotherapy; high safety and low recurrence rate.

indications : Microwave ablation can be performed on liver tumors that cannot be surgically removed, are ineffective with vascular embolization, or have poor liver function, achieving the effects of tumor reduction, palliative treatment , pain relief , and improved quality of life.