Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE) for Liver Cancer
Get expert consultation from Dr. Ajit K. Yadav, one of India's leading Interventional Radiologists, for minimally invasive treatment of Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE). Looking for an advanced, minimally invasive treatment for liver cancer? Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE) is a targeted image-guided procedure that delivers chemotherapy directly to the liver tumor while blocking its blood supply, helping control tumor growth and preserving healthy liver tissue.
- MBBS, DNB, FVIR, EBIR | Consultant, Interventional Radiology
- Senior Consultant & Vice-Chairperson, Department of Interventional Radiology, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, New Delhi
MBBS, DNB, FVIR, EBIR
Consultant, Department of Interventional Radiology
Secretary, ISVIR; President Elect, IRIA Delhi
Dr. Ajit K Yadav is one of the Best Vascular Interventional Radiologist in Delhi, India. Working as a Senior Consultant & Vice - Chairperson at the Department of Interventional Radiology, Sir Gangaram Hospital, New Delhi. After receiving a medical degree at the Pt BDS PGIMS, Rohtak, he served as a medical officer at a rural government hospital for 6 months.
- Vice President ISVIR (2026 – 2027)
- Secretary, ISVIR (2022-2025)
- President IRIA (2024)
- Chair Outreach Committee WATA (2026)
- Council Member APSCVIR (2024-2026)
Targeted Treatment for Liver Cancer
Delivers Chemotherapy Directly to the Tumor
TACE delivers high concentrations of chemotherapy directly into the artery supplying the tumor, reducing exposure to the rest of the body.
Blocks the Tumor's Blood Supply
Special embolic particles are used to block the blood vessels feeding the tumor, helping slow or stop its growth.
Minimally Invasive
The procedure is performed through a tiny puncture in the wrist or groin without major surgery.
Preserves Healthy Liver Tissue
By targeting the tumor directly, TACE helps protect surrounding healthy liver tissue.
Short Recovery Time
Most patients stay in the hospital for one or two days and recover much faster than after open surgery.
Can Be Repeated if Needed
Depending on the response, TACE may be repeated as part of an individualized treatment plan.
Delhi NCR, or anywhere in India
In-person OPD – Delhi NCR
Department Of Interventional Radiology, Sir Ganga Ram Hospital, Delhi, 110060
- Liver cancer evaluation
- CT, MRI, and PET scan review
- Discussion with the Interventional Radiologist
- Personalized treatment planning
Online Video Consultation
Ideal for patients outside Delhi NCR.
- Review imaging reports
- Treatment suitability assessment
- Personalized guidance
- Travel and procedure planning
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When Should You Consider Transarterial Chemoembolization (TACE) Treatment?
Primary Liver Cancer (Hepatocellular Carcinoma)
Often recommended for patients with liver cancer who are not suitable candidates for surgery or transplantation.
Secondary (Metastatic) Liver Tumors
May be considered in selected patients whose cancer has spread to the liver.
Unresectable Liver Tumors
Suitable for tumors that cannot be safely removed through surgery.
Bridging Therapy Before Liver Transplant
TACE may help control tumor growth while waiting for a liver transplant.
Recurrent Liver Tumors
Can be used in selected patients when liver cancer returns after previous treatment.
Patients Seeking Minimally Invasive Treatment
An option for suitable patients looking for targeted, image-guided therapy.
Real families, real recoveries
I had been struggling with this problem for a long time, and thanks to their expertise, my symptoms have significantly improved. Their depth of knowledge, precision in treatment, and reassuring approach made the entire experience far more comfortable than I expected.
The hospital facilities were excellent, and the entire staff was incredibly cooperative and caring. From admission to discharge, everyone made sure I felt safe, supported, and well looked after.
I am genuinely thankful to Dr. Ajit Yadav, Dr. Arun Gupta, Dr. Anadi Gupta and the entire Interventional Radiology team for their exceptional care, dedication, and teamwork. They truly made a difficult journey much easier and gave me a positive, healing experience.
Highly recommended!
Your top questions, answered
TACE is a minimally invasive treatment that delivers chemotherapy directly into the liver tumor while blocking its blood supply to help control cancer growth.
No. TACE is an image-guided procedure performed through a small catheter without the need for major surgery.
TACE may be recommended for selected patients with liver cancer who are not candidates for surgery or who require additional local tumor control. Suitability is determined after a detailed evaluation.
The procedure typically takes 60–120 minutes, depending on the number and location of tumors.
Most patients remain in the hospital for one to two days for observation and recovery.
Yes. Depending on the tumor response and your doctor's assessment, additional TACE sessions may be recommended.
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