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Vasculogenesis
Introduction The traditional concept of vasculogenesis in cancer maintains that malignant tumors prefer aerobic metabolism for growth. This theory posits that after continued proliferation, the tumor will “outgrow” its arterial vascular supply; as the resulting hypoxia ensues, the tumor will…
Image-Guided Ablation of Parenchymal Organs
Introduction Image-guided tumor ablation is a minimally invasive strategy to treat a range of focal tumors by inducing irreversible cellular injury through the application of thermal and more recently nonthermal energy or chemical injection. This approach is being used to…
Computed Tomography-Guided Drainage
With developments in cross-sectional imaging, there have been major advances in technical materials enabling interventional radiologists to perform procedures previously considered impossible. Before computed tomography (CT), percutaneous abscess drainage (PAD) was occasionally performed when abscesses were so large they could…