Publications by authors named "Egor Kolomin"

Article Synopsis
  • * The size and shape of tantalum granules vary significantly between two commonly used NAGLEMs, ONYX and SQUID, influencing their effectiveness; ONYX granules are larger and irregular, while SQUID granules are smaller and spherical.
  • * In clinical comparisons, SQUID 18 displayed superior penetration in dural vessels during embolization in older patients, suggesting that both the viscosity of NAGLEMs and the physical characteristics of tantalum granules are crucial for their performance.
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Objectives: The use of non-adhesive gel-like embolic materials (NAGLEMs) in the endovascular treatment of hypervascularized formations in the head and neck is gaining in popularity because of a number of important characteristics involved. Their primary benefits are their capacity to penetrate diseased vasculature, effectively distribute, and, most importantly, remain controllable during the process. We reviewed the literature and evaluated the results of using NAGLEMs in comparison to other embolizing substances (namely, coils, glue, and particles) as alternative embolizing agents for patients receiving care at our clinic.

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