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Transarterial liver tumor treatments rely on imaging. Cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) is increasingly used alongside angiography to guide these therapies effectively.

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chemoembolization cone beam computed tomography hepatocellular carcinoma interventional radiology radioembolization

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Oncology

Background:

Transarterial therapies are common for liver tumors.
Angiography is the traditional imaging method.
Increasing use of advanced imaging is noted.

Purpose of the Study:

To describe the role of cone beam computed tomography (CBCT) in transarterial therapies.
To provide guidance on optimizing CBCT use during these procedures.

Main Methods:

Review of current practices and literature on CBCT in transarterial liver therapies.
Discussion of technical aspects and clinical applications of CBCT.

Main Results:

CBCT offers enhanced visualization during transarterial procedures.
Optimal use of CBCT can improve treatment accuracy and outcomes.

Conclusions:

CBCT is a valuable tool for guiding transarterial liver tumor treatments.
Guidance on optimal utilization can maximize its benefits.