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Package Name  

Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE)

Package ID  

TACE01

 
0 THB
 
166,000 THB

Approximate cost in

  • 1. Interventional Radiology room charges: use of interventional radiology lab, monitoring and a nursing and technician team 
  • 2. Charge for one night at recovery room including meal, nursing services and general services.
  • 3. Laboratory testing: routine laboratory tests necessary for the procedure as ordered by the attending physician (CBC, PT & PTT, BUN/Creatinine, LFT)
  • 4. Medications: routine medications necessary for the procedure 
  • 5. Medical supplies: routine interventional radiology lab supplies including digital imaging and laser prints
  • 1. Interventional Radiologist’s fee for procedure
  • 2. Other charges if patient stay over one night. Accommodation charges and other charges such as medication which patient should pay at the normal hospital’s price.
  • 3. Chemical drugs : Adriamycin 
  • 4. Charges for  anesthesia procedure (if necessary)
  • 5. The cost of giving blood  and blood products (in case of necessary to giving blood)
  • 6. Outpatient fee prior patient’s admission.
  • 7.  Admission physician fees ,Daily round physician fees  and Discharge summary fee
  • 8. Private expenses during admission such as in-room soft drinks, telephone charges and guest meals (charged at normal rates) 
  • 9.  Take home medications and supplies
     

Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE)

 This is a palliative treatment for patients who cannot get operation or being able to get operation after the size of cancerous tumor became smaller. However, a portion of viable cancer cells may remain and new feeding vessels which can be grown up from surrounding tissue.  Therefore, it is necessary to undergo repeated sessions at 6-8 week intervals to eliminate the remaining cancer cells.  Patient should stay at the hospital least one night.
 

Instructions

  1. The doctor will insert the catheter for the chemotherapy through a large artery near the surface of the skin, such as at the groin. A local anesthetic will first be administered. An x-ray machine will be used to help the doctor visualize the path of the catheter through the artery and towards the liver. Once the right position is reached, contrast will be injected and an image will be captured to assess the disease and the condition of the blood vessels. Then chemotherapy drugs mixed with contrast will be injected through the catheter into the tumor. The blood vessels feeding the tumor are then closed off with a substance, such as Gelfoam®.
  2. During the procedure the patient may experience some pain or discomfort where the blood vessels are closed off. The doctor will continue administering pain medication.
  3. The doctor will remove the catheter from the artery and place pressure on the site for 10-15 minutes to stop the bleeding. The patient must then lie with the leg where the catheter was inserted stretched out for 4-8 hours to ensure the wound is closed and bleeding has stopped.

Term & Conditions : 
  1. Patients need to make an appointment with a Interventional Radiologist  to evaluate current symptoms  and to determine the appropriateness and safety of TACE before doing the procedure 
  2. Making appointment or asking for more information please call Radiology Department Building B, 5th floor Tel. 02 0112529 (8:00 - 18:00hrs.) or Tel. 02 0668888 (18:00 - 8:00 hrs.)
  3. This price is valid until 30 June 2023 (prices are subject to change without prior notice).
  4. The service is available until 31 December 2023.
Package Name : 

Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE)

Package ID : 

TACE01

0 THB
Regular Price Regular Price 166,000 THB

Approximate cost in :

Transarterial chemoembolization (TACE)

 This is a palliative treatment for patients who cannot get operation or being able to get operation after the size of cancerous tumor became smaller. However, a portion of viable cancer cells may remain and new feeding vessels which can be grown up from surrounding tissue.  Therefore, it is necessary to undergo repeated sessions at 6-8 week intervals to eliminate the remaining cancer cells.  Patient should stay at the hospital least one night.
 

Instructions

  1. The doctor will insert the catheter for the chemotherapy through a large artery near the surface of the skin, such as at the groin. A local anesthetic will first be administered. An x-ray machine will be used to help the doctor visualize the path of the catheter through the artery and towards the liver. Once the right position is reached, contrast will be injected and an image will be captured to assess the disease and the condition of the blood vessels. Then chemotherapy drugs mixed with contrast will be injected through the catheter into the tumor. The blood vessels feeding the tumor are then closed off with a substance, such as Gelfoam®.
  2. During the procedure the patient may experience some pain or discomfort where the blood vessels are closed off. The doctor will continue administering pain medication.
  3. The doctor will remove the catheter from the artery and place pressure on the site for 10-15 minutes to stop the bleeding. The patient must then lie with the leg where the catheter was inserted stretched out for 4-8 hours to ensure the wound is closed and bleeding has stopped.
  • 1. Interventional Radiology room charges: use of interventional radiology lab, monitoring and a nursing and technician team 
  • 2. Charge for one night at recovery room including meal, nursing services and general services.
  • 3. Laboratory testing: routine laboratory tests necessary for the procedure as ordered by the attending physician (CBC, PT & PTT, BUN/Creatinine, LFT)
  • 4. Medications: routine medications necessary for the procedure 
  • 5. Medical supplies: routine interventional radiology lab supplies including digital imaging and laser prints
  • 1. Interventional Radiologist’s fee for procedure
  • 2. Other charges if patient stay over one night. Accommodation charges and other charges such as medication which patient should pay at the normal hospital’s price.
  • 3. Chemical drugs : Adriamycin 
  • 4. Charges for  anesthesia procedure (if necessary)
  • 5. The cost of giving blood  and blood products (in case of necessary to giving blood)
  • 6. Outpatient fee prior patient’s admission.
  • 7.  Admission physician fees ,Daily round physician fees  and Discharge summary fee
  • 8. Private expenses during admission such as in-room soft drinks, telephone charges and guest meals (charged at normal rates) 
  • 9.  Take home medications and supplies
     

Term & Conditions : 
  1. Patients need to make an appointment with a Interventional Radiologist  to evaluate current symptoms  and to determine the appropriateness and safety of TACE before doing the procedure 
  2. Making appointment or asking for more information please call Radiology Department Building B, 5th floor Tel. 02 0112529 (8:00 - 18:00hrs.) or Tel. 02 0668888 (18:00 - 8:00 hrs.)
  3. This price is valid until 30 June 2023 (prices are subject to change without prior notice).
  4. The service is available until 31 December 2023.

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