Interventional oncology

Innovative solutions for interventional oncology inspire victories over cancer. We strive to ensure that health care professionals can be the first to get acquainted with and use the most innovative minimally invasive treatment methods in their daily practice when performing interventional oncology procedures.

Given the importance of early diagnosis and treatment of cancer, a long waiting time can affect the results of patients: 13% of cancer patients wait for radiotherapy for 31-60 days, 34% for chemotherapy, and 20% for radiotherapy (chemotherapy) treatment for more than two months.

The goal of every healthcare professional is to ensure effective treatment and its minimal impact on the daily life of each patient. Advanced interventional oncology is an innovative, patient-health-oriented minimally invasive treatment method.

The growing effectiveness of minimally invasive cancer treatment methods is catching up with surgical operations – these interventions are as effective as surgical interventions in order to radically cure the disease, but they are significantly cheaper for the state and are a more effective treatment option for the patient: better quality of life, shorter treatment, rehabilitation, fewer complications. Modern qualitative ablation can be performed professionally by more health professionals – interventional radiology doctors, which means that the procedure can be performed on a larger number of patients.

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Products

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CAS-One IR

Artificial intelligence navigation system developed by Swiss manufacturer CASCINATION to help plan, navigate and remove tumours during percutaneous interventions

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TATO

An attachment developed by Japanese manufacturer TERUMO that can use up to four antennas simultaneously. It is extremely easy to operate, ergonomic and ensures a safe procedure

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CRYOCARE TOUCH

US company VARIAN's system is designed to freeze tissue at ultra-low temperatures, and the cryoprobe can produce "ice balls" of various sizes

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CLINIPORATION VITAE

The IGEA system from IGEA, an Italian company, is an electrochemotherapy system that can be used for both superficial tumours and parenchymal tumours