Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE) is a medical procedure used to treat liver cancer. It involves the targeted delivery of chemotherapy drugs to the liver, combined with a procedure to restrict the tumor's blood supply. The chemotherapy drugs are injected directly into the arteries feeding the tumor, and then small particles are used to block these arteries, which helps to starve the cancer cells of their blood supply. This dual approach makes TACE an effective treatment for certain types of liver cancer, especially in cases where the cancer has not spread beyond the liver. It's often used when surgery is not an option, and can help in controlling the tumor's growth and reducing symptoms.

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