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TARE & liver cancer · Expert video

TARE vs TACE: How the Procedures Differ

A concise comparison of TARE and TACE, including the clinical factors specialists consider when discussing liver-directed treatment.

Presented byDr. Ishita B. SenDepartment of Nuclear Medicine, FMRI · Recorded 2024
Expert explainer · English/Hindi as recordedA complete transcript is available below.

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So, patients, ask me when to do TARE and when to do TACE, so the basic premises TARE is better, tolerated, and is better for bigger tumors. So, if the tumour is small, the patient’s liver function are preserved and the patient does not have tumors in both lobes of the liver. A TACE treatment is better.


But if a patient has a large tumor or has tumors in both sides, both lobes of the liver, nad there is evidence of portal rain thrombosis or if the liver functions are not up to the mark or if they are in some ways compromised, then TARE is a much better alternative than TACE.

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Medical information notice: This video is educational and does not replace an individual consultation. Treatment suitability depends on current imaging, pathology, prior therapy, organ function and multidisciplinary clinical review.

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