Interventional procedures are recommended based on several factors, including the type and stage of cancer, the patient's overall health, and the goals of treatment (e.g., curative vs. palliative). They are often used when:
The tumor is in a location difficult to reach with traditional surgery. The patient is not a good candidate for surgery due to other health issues. The goal is to relieve symptoms rather than cure the disease. The procedure can offer a better quality of life with fewer side effects.
