In Part 1 of this two-part article, we discussed commonly used large-vessel embolic agents
and clinical scenarios in which the agents might be used. We also discussed how to choose …

The first clinical transcatheter embolization procedure was reported in 1972, utilizing
autologous clot as the embolic agent. Since then, embolization procedures have become …

This article outlines general concepts of, and strategies for, therapeutic embolization
throughout the body, touching on all major arterial distributions. Clinical scenarios that allow …

Therapeutic embolization is a common procedure in interventional radiology. A wide variety
of agents are available, and each has its own place and use. Additionally, many new agents …

OBJECTIVE. The objective of this article is to familiarize the reader with the most commonly
used embolic agents in interventional radiology and discuss an approach for selecting …

Percutaneous vascular embolization is one of the major applications of interventional
radiology. A wide variety of embolization agents are currently available for clinical use. The …

Vascular embolisation agents are particles or fluids that can be released into the
bloodstream through a catheter to mechanically and/or biologically occlude the target …

Endovasular embolization treats diseased and malfunctioned vasculature through a
minimally invasive approach that significantly benefits patients. Advances in engineering …

This study sought to compare the most frequently used embolic particles in an animal model.
In 16 New Zealand white rabbits, right renal arteries were embolized using four different …

Complications of embolization and chemoembolization remain a problem even with the
development of low-profile catheter material and the introduction of new embolization …