A Breakthrough in Pain Management: The Progression and Reapplication of TAME創新技術的突破、漸進、與再應用

Transarterial microembolization (TAME) has emerged as a promising technique for managing chronic musculoskeletal pain by targeting abnormal angiogenesis. While evidence supports its effectiveness, integrating TAME into existing treatment regimens can be complex due to patient variability and disease heterogeneity. This presentation explores the potential of TAME within a multidisciplinary pain management approach, drawing from real-world experiences. We will discuss the progressive nature of TAME, highlighting its expanding clinical applications and growing evidence base. This presentation underscores the valuable role of TAME within a multidisciplinary approach to chronic musculoskeletal pain. By understanding individual factors and employing strategic treatment combinations, interventional radiologists can harness TAME’s potential for improved patient outcomes

Dr. Keng Wei Liang is a renowned interventional radiologist with a deep expertise in musculoskeletal pain management. Currently serving as an attending physician and director of the Department of Musculoskeletal Imaging at Chung-Shan Medical University Hospital in Taichung, Taiwan, Dr. Liang has dedicated his career to advancing the field of interventional radiology. With a strong educational background and extensive clinical experience, including a research fellowship at the Dotter Interventional Institute in the United States, Dr. Liang has made significant contributions to the development of innovative interventional procedures for pain management. His research and clinical practice have focused on transarterial microembolization, and other image-guided techniques for treating chronic musculoskeletal pain. Dr. Liang’s expertise and commitment to patient care have made him a respected figure in the interventional radiology community.