Let's get to know "cold hijacking," a new alternative to cancer treatment. ❄️

When it comes to cancer treatment, many people may think of major surgery, chemotherapy or radiation. 🏥

But now, medical technology has continued to develop. One of the treatments that has attracted more attention is Cryoablation 👏, which is the use of extreme cold to destroy cancer cells directly through small incisions, with the goal of destroying cancer nodules and reducing the impact on normal tissues around them as much as possible. 🤩

🔬 How does cold hijacking work?

Cold hijack treatment uses a special needle to insert the cancer nodule with a CT Scan or Ultrasound to guide it to accurately reach the target position.

🧊 When the tip of the needle is in the desired position, the doctor releases argon through the needle, causing the temperature inside the cancer nodule to drop so quickly that the cancer cells are frozen.

After that, it alternates with raising the temperature with helium gas ♻️, causing several rounds of repeated "freeze-thaw" processes, resulting in cancer cells being damaged and eventually destroyed.

🩸 In addition to directly destroying cancer cells, cold affects the small blood vessels that feed the cancer clot, reducing blood flow and nutrients. When the cancer cells are inadequately nutrient, they cannot continue to grow and gradually die.

🛡️ At the same time, cryogenic cancer cells may release certain substances that can stimulate the body's immune system to recognize and contribute more to anti-cancer cells.

✅ The highlight of the cold hijack.

🔹 Very small wound. Only about 1.4-2 millimeters in size.

🔹 less sore and less bleeding than surgery in many cases.

🔹 recover quickly. Can return to daily life faster.

🔹 can be repeated if the doctor considers it necessary.

🔹 can be combined with other treatments such as chemotherapy 💉 or radiotherapy ☢️ to optimize treatment.

🔹 suitable for multiple cancer lumps, including some that are difficult to operate on.

👨‍⚕️ Who does cold hijacking suit?

Cold hijacking may be an option for patients with certain cancers, such as lung cancer, liver cancer, kidney cancer, or a solid type of cancer in certain positions.

However, the choice of treatment will depend on the type of cancer, nodule size, location of the disease, as well as the physical condition of each patient, so it should always be evaluated by a specialist doctor first.

💙 Summary

Cryoablation is a therapeutic technology that uses extreme cold to destroy cancer cells through small incisions, based on mechanisms of direct destruction of cancer cells, reduction of cancer lump nurturing, and activation of the body's immunity.

While it is not a treatment that works for all patients, it is considered another attractive option for some patients, especially those seeking to reduce surgical trauma or those with restrictions on other treatments.

✨ Consulting a specialist physician will enable the selection of the most appropriate and beneficial treatment guidelines for each patient.

# Cancer # Cold pendant # cryoablation # Cure cancer # FUDA Cancer Hospital