Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE) is an invasive treatment that is often used for certain types of liver cancer. This treatment is done with the help of images to guide the process. A thin tube is put into the blood vessels. Moved to the artery that gives blood to the tumor. A special chemotherapy medicine is sent directly to the tumor. Then something is added to block the blood flow to the tumor. This helps keep the treatment in the place. TACE can help stop the growth of the tumor. It is often used when other treatments, like surgery are not possible.

Prof. Dr. Zaheer Sherazi offers care in Interventional Radiology for people who might need TACE. Each person is checked carefully. The doctor looks at the history uses images and does lab tests. This helps decide the way to treat the patient. With image-guided methods and personal care TACE gives a way to treat some liver tumors. It helps avoid surgeries.