13/10/2026
HOW DOES CRYOABLATION WORK?
Cryoablation works by using extreme cold to destroy targeted tumour tissue. Here’s how the treatment works:
❄️ 1. Imaging Guidance
The Interventional Radiologist uses imaging to precisely locate the tumour and plan the treatment.
❄️ 2. Probes Are Positioned
Very thin Cryoablation probes are carefully guided through the skin and into the tumour.
❄️ 3. The Tumour Is Frozen
The probes create an intensely cold area around their tips, forming an ice ball that encompasses the targeted tumour.
❄️ 4. Freeze-Thaw Cycles
The tissue is frozen and thawed in controlled cycles. The extreme temperatures damage and destroy the targeted tumour cells.
❄️ 5. The treatment Is Monitored
Imaging allows the treatment zone to be monitored throughout the procedure, helping the specialist target the tumour while working to protect surrounding structures.
Cryoablation is a highly targeted treatment, but it is not a one-size-fits-all cancer treatment. Patient selection and careful treatment planning are essential. WhatsApp our team today to find out if you are a canidcate: +2771 471 9080.