Maximal Surgical Intervention

Maximal surgical intervention refers to performing the most extensive or thorough surgery possible to treat a condition. It aims to remove or repair as much diseased tissue or affected area as necessary to achieve the best clinical outcome. This approach is often used in complex or severe cases, such as cancer, where removing all visible disease might improve the chances of cure or long-term control. While it can involve significant or multiple surgical procedures, the goal is to maximize the effectiveness of treatment to ensure the best possible recovery or disease management.