Application of modified sodium alginate hydrogel for interventional embolization of hemorrhagic diseases
Shengchao Wei,
Tang Deng,
Caixia Wu
et al.
Abstract:Traditional particulate embolic agents are small in diameter, but can easily embolize the ends of blood vessels, resulting in ischemia and necrosis of normal tissues and organs. The metal spring embolic agent has a larger diameter, but it cannot be degraded and can easily cause permanent damage to blood vessels. Ideally, a bleeding embolism should achieve rapid hemostasis without causing long-term necrosis of organs and tissues. In this study, a modified sodium alginate hydrogel (MSAH) was prepared by mixing a… Show more
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