Image-guided intervention

Image-guided intervention is a medical procedure where doctors use special imaging techniques like X-rays, MRI, or CT scans during treatment. These images provide real-time, detailed views of the inside of the body, helping physicians precisely locate and target areas needing treatment, such as tumors or blood vessels. This approach improves accuracy, reduces risks, and often allows for minimally invasive procedures, meaning less discomfort and faster recovery for patients. Essentially, it’s like having a GPS system inside the body, guiding the doctor to perform procedures with high precision.