Intra-arterial infusions play a crucial role in delivering targeted medical treatments directly into specific arteries. This method involves the injection of therapeutic agents, such as chemotherapy drugs or contrast agents for imaging purposes, directly into the arterial system. The advantage of intra-arterial infusions lies in its ability to concentrate treatment effects in a specific area, maximizing efficacy while minimizing systemic exposure. This approach is commonly utilized in interventional radiology procedures, offering a precise and localized treatment option for conditions such as cancer or vascular disorders. The targeted delivery through intra-arterial infusions contributes to improved therapeutic outcomes and reduced side effects compared to traditional systemic administration methods.
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