The approach avoids large surgical incisions in suitable cases, usually resulting in lower procedural trauma and shorter recovery planning than open surgery.
Product overview

Clinical purpose
Interventional oncology uses image guidance to deliver catheters, guidewires, and micro-instruments through a small access site to treat tumor lesions locally or through the tumor blood supply. It is a major option to review in comprehensive care for selected unresectable, recurrent, or advanced solid tumors.
Technology strengths
Catheter-based therapy can act directly on tumor-feeding arteries, enabling high local drug concentration or embolization with reduced systemic exposure in selected protocols.
Interventional treatment can sometimes be repeated or combined with systemic therapy, immunotherapy, radiotherapy, or ablation according to specialist review.
Clinical scenarios from the treatment matrix
- Primary liver cancer and liver metastases where TACE or HAIC may be reviewed.
- Lung cancer where bronchial-artery infusion or embolization is part of the clinical question.
- Renal tumors where arterial embolization may be considered when surgery is not suitable.
- Pelvic tumors, including selected cervical or ovarian cancer cases, where arterial infusion chemotherapy may be discussed.
Records to prepare
Contrast CT / MRI and DICOM files, pathology, tumor markers, liver and kidney function, coagulation status, medication history, prior surgery, prior ablation, previous systemic therapy, and the family’s main local-control question.
Product content and service items
TACE / HAIC and tumor blood-supply questions
Bronchial or arterial infusion / embolization discussion
Minimally invasive local-control framing
Combined-care discussion preparation
Records required before contacting Novacare
Complete records help the patient desk frame the right questions and avoid unnecessary back-and-forth.
