With the continuous improvement of treatment methods for liver cancer, patients can get better treatment, and even if it develops to advanced stage, the survival period of patients can be effectively prolonged and the quality of life of patients can be improved by adopting scientific and reasonable methods. Then, how to treat liver cancer in advanced stage? Let’s take a look at the following introduction. Liver cancer patients usually choose surgery, traditional Chinese medicine, radiotherapy and chemotherapy. However, traditional treatment has many drawbacks, and the treatment of liver cancer cannot achieve ideal effect. 1. Surgery: For single metastatic site, small tumor and patients who are physically able to bear surgical treatment, surgical resection can be considered. However, surgical resection is risky, prone to complications, and prone to recurrence and metastasis, so it is not a suitable choice for patients. 2. Radiotherapy and chemotherapy: (for patients who cannot undergo surgery) For patients who are old, have metastatic spread of cancerous tissues and have lost surgical resection, radiotherapy and chemotherapy have more direct therapeutic effects, which can shrink the tumor to a certain extent and alleviate the symptoms. However, radiotherapy and chemotherapy have a certain impact on liver function, inhibit human immunity and cause damage to human function, so they need to be combined with traditional Chinese medicine to reduce adverse reactions and improve therapeutic effect. Standardized treatment, “renewal of life” Although the prognosis of advanced liver cancer is not ideal, with the development and progress of medical science, more and more treatments are applied to liver cancer patients, and advanced liver cancer can be treated in a standardized way and has good curative effect. At the same time, the concept of tumor treatment is constantly updated, and the main therapeutic goal of advanced liver cancer is to control tumor progression and improve patients’ long-term quality of life. Therefore, for patients with advanced liver cancer, standardized treatment can “renew” their lives. How to treat advanced liver cancer? At present, only a small portion of advanced stage patients are suitable for surgical treatment, and the recurrence and metastasis rate after surgical resection is relatively high, which is related to the existence of tiny dissemination foci or multicenter tumor occurrence before surgery. If liver cancer recurs, it tends to progress rapidly and seriously endanger patients’ lives. Recommendation: Minimally invasive interventional treatment for advanced liver cancer in Zhongnan Hospital of Nanning Normally, hepatocytes growing in the liver are mainly supplied with blood by hepatic artery. Therefore, minimally invasive intervention punctures the femoral artery, selects the catheter through the hepatic artery to the trophoblastic artery of the tumor, injects chemotherapeutic drugs and embolic agents, and serves the purpose of killing the tumor and blocking the blood supply of the tumor. Therapeutic principle: direct attack on the lesion from the root to kill the solid tumor Step 1: catheter injection of ultra-particulate drugs and embolic agents: under the guidance of imaging equipment, the catheter is inserted into the vascular channel of the lesion through the artery, and anticancer drugs and embolic agents are organically combined and injected into the target artery together. Step 2: Blocking the nutritional supply of tumor cells: the embolic agent blocks the blood vessels supplying blood to the liver cancer and cuts off the nutritional supply of the liver cancer, and the ultra-particulate drug stays in the liver cancer and eliminates the liver cancer cells. Step 3: Tumor cell “starvation and death”: the concentration of drugs inside the tumor is high, so the liver cancer cells suffer from “starvation” on top of being “poisoned” until they die out. In a word, minimally invasive intervention provides a treatment option for patients who cannot be surgically resected in the middle and late stages, who fail to have surgery or recurrence, who suffer from rupture and bleeding of the lesion or obvious pain, and who cannot (are unwilling to) undergo surgery due to poor physical condition, and at the same time, it can benefit more and more patients.