intraarterielle
Intraarterial administration, sometimes rendered as intraarterielle in some languages, is the method of delivering substances directly into an artery. This approach aims to achieve high local concentrations at a targeted site and a rapid onset of action, while potentially reducing systemic exposure. Procedures typically involve catheterization of an artery, followed by guided injection of the drug, contrast agent, or other therapeutic material.
Common indications include targeted cancer therapies, such as selective intraarterial chemotherapy and hepatic artery infusions, where
Advantages of intraarterial routes include higher drug concentrations at the target site and the potential for
Overall, intraarterial techniques are a specialized component of interventional medicine, used to achieve localized therapy and