Authors
Bolomatov N.V.
Pirogov National Medical and Surgical Center, Moscow
Abstract
In recent years, cutter embolization has become widely used in clinical practice. The development of new embolizing agents and technologies has made it possible to perform a large number of clinical tasks. There are a number of classifications that allow you to subdivide embolization materials according to various criteria. An analysis of the previously developed classifications of embolizing materials is given, as well as a new version of the classification of embolizing materials, taking into account the following features: the ability to resorption, the mechanism of influence on the vascular wall, physical and chemical properties.
Keywords: embolizing agents, embolizing materials, catheter embolization, intravascular embolization, occlusion.
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