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N F Fanning1, A Pedroza, R A Willinsky
1Division of Neuroradiology, Department of Medical Imaging, Toronto Western Hospital, Toronto, ON, Canada.
Abstract:
For anatomic and technical reasons, it is often difficult to achieve guiding-catheter stability in the segmental arteries during embolization of spinal vascular lesions. We have developed a segmental artery exchange technique using a thin-walled 4F nontapered catheter that is safe and achieves a stable guiding-catheter position. This catheter accommodates both the flow-guided and variable-stiffness microcatheters, allowing selective catheterization and treatment of spinal vascular lesions.
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