… process of embolization, and the fate of these particles cannot be precisely assessed. In this
… , a radiopaque embolic agent was developed by encapsulating lipiodol in polyvinyl alcohol. …

… artery using a steerable guidewire and digital road mapping. Embolic agents included polyvinyl
alcohol particles … Ophthalmic artery embolization is an important and effective adjunctive …

… Transcatheter uterine artery embolization (UAE) for treatment of fibroids was first reported …
of low profile catheters and particulate emboli such as polyvinyl alcohol particles (PVA), PVA …

… Polyvinyl alcohol is the material of choice for UAE. It is inert … The polyvinyl alcohol particles
are not radioopaque; rather, they … Of note, on histology, “polyvinyl alcohol particles were found …

… use of polyvinyl alcohol particles (PVA) and Onyx liquid embolic (ethylene-vinyl alcohol
dissolved in dimethyl-sulfoxide; Medtronic). Another commonly used liquid embolic agent in the …

… alcohol (PVA) particles were used, but other embolic agents … PVA, as opposed to spherical
embolic particles, may clump … Two patients in both groups had ovarian artery embolization. …

… renal angiography and selectively embolized using polyvinyl alcohol particles. To the best
of our knowledge, isolated use of polyvinyl alcohol particles has not been previously reported. …

… polyvinyl alcohol microspheres (PVAMS). A limited bilateral uterine artery embolization was
… size and number of particles occluding the vessels, and each type of embolic agent with the …

… with 50-μm polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) particles; by 2002, nearly all patients received spherical
… artery embolization, and seven underwent repeated right and left hepatic artery embolization…

… agent to be used was a nonspherical form of polyvinyl alcohol (PVA), referred to as PVA
particles. On account of technical complications/disadvantages, trisacryl gelatin microspheres …