Abstract:Objective: The effects and the complications of percutaneous puncture and neurolytic celiac plexus block guided by computerized tomography were studied for treating abdominal cancer pain. Method: 74 patients with severe abdominal cancer pain were treated by CT-guided percutaneous puncture of back approach and neurolytic celiac plexus block with alcohol. Result: The cancer pain in all patients was controlled in one week after the block. By the results of following up at 7th,14th,30th and 60th days after the treatment the pain VAS, pain relief rate, life quality were all improved significantly with no severe complications. Most patients died of cancer with no pain or with only slight pain. Conclusion: Percutaneous neurolytic celiac plexus block guided by CT is a method with good analgesic effect and less complications for the treatment of abdominal cancer pain.