Interventional Oncology

Cancer treatment involving minimally invasive procedures uses advanced imaging (such as CT, ultrasound, or fluoroscopy) to guide surgical tools through a small skin puncture, rather than large incisions. This approach allows for precise removal or biopsy of tumors, reduces postoperative pain and recovery time, and minimizes complications. These techniques are especially valuable in pediatric oncology, where preserving healthy tissue and reducing trauma is critical for growing children. Strict adherence to oncological principles is required to ensure complete tumor removal and prevent complications such as tumor spillage or incomplete resection.