angiotherapy

angiotherapy

(an″jē-ō-ther′ă-pē) [ angio- + therapy]
Treatment applied directly into a catheterized blood vessel. Angiotherapy is used to dissolve thrombi within arteries or veins or to infuse drugs directly into the blood supply of a tumor.
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(54.) Levy MJ, Wong Kee, Song LM (2008) Endoscopic ultrasound (EUS)-guided angiotherapy of refractory gastrointestinal bleeding.
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Only a handful of studies have examined the potential of using dietary compounds in combinations to combat angiogenesis, which is surprising considering their great potential as angiotherapy agents.
Dietary factor combinations and anti-angiogenesis
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