Presentation of Tumor Cases Treated with Embolotherapy

Dr. David Madoff of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medical Center presented on his experience using novel technologies and techniques in difficult to treat tumor cases at the AIM/VEITH Symposium, November 14, 2016. In his presentation Dr. Madoff discussed advancements in embolotherapy, including the RenovoCath adjustable dual-balloon catheter, which can potentially maximize therapy delivery by preventing embolization of non-target arteries.

Dr. David Madoff of NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital Weill Cornell Medical Center presented on his experience using novel technologies and techniques in difficult to treat tumor cases at the AIM/VEITH Symposium, November 14, 2016. In his presentation Dr. Madoff discussed advancements in embolotherapy, including the RenovoCath adjustable dual-balloon catheter, which can potentially maximize therapy delivery by preventing embolization of non-target arteries.

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