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2026 Liquid Embolics Creator Weekend™
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Episode # 685 • 20 Oct 2026
Liquid Embolics: Managing Complex Cases
How do you move from your first liquid embolic case to making it a routine part of complex IR procedures? On this episode of the BackTable 2026 Liquid Embolics Creator Weekend™, Dr. Kavi Krishnasamy is joined by Dr. Alexander Misono and Dr. Oleksandra Kutsenko to break down case selection, technique, and the real-world process of bringing a liquid embolic into clinical practice. They discuss a challenging hepatic artery pseudoaneurysm with no easy access, how each panelist learned liquid embolics after training, which vessels are safest for early cases, and the teamwork and preparation that build confidence.
This podcast is supported by an educational grant from Sirtex and Guerbet.
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