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GI Bleed Embolization

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Trauma Embolization Techniques Using Vascular Plugs
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Episode # 630  •  02 Apr 2026

Trauma Embolization Techniques Using Vascular Plugs

As interventional radiology cements its position as a primary clinical responder for acute arterial hemorrhage, what if you could achieve rapid and durable arterial occlusion with a single, highly deliverable device? In this episode of the BackTable Podcast, Dr. Alex Villalobos (UNC), Dr. Nima Kokabi (UNC), and Dr. Brian Funaki (UChicago) join host Dr. Kavi Krishnasamy to explore the shifting paradigms of arterial embolization in a case-based discussion highlighting modern vascular plug technologies.

This podcast is supported by

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