Key result
Transarterial embolization agents, such as Gelfoam and polyvinyl alcohol foam, possess distinct advantages and disadvantages that dictate the specific techniques and conditions for their use.
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Informs context-specific embolization agent selection; leaves open randomized comparisons of efficacy and safety.
This report reviews the technical considerations, advantages, and disadvantages of various embolization agents for transarterial embolization.
Berenstein et al. (1979) studied this question. Transarterial embolization agents, such as Gelfoam and polyvinyl alcohol foam, possess distinct advantages and disadvantages that dictate the specific techniques and conditions for their use.
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