Key goals for Installation of Biplane DSA at Our Institute
Establishing the technical feasibility for selective catheterization of vessels for diagnostic angiography in animal models
Teaching models for the resident doctors to understand the anatomical variations and catheterization techniques.
Development of stroke and aneurysm models for research and device development.
To perform selective catheterization in hepatic, renal, and peripheral vessels.
To establish tumor models and see the effect of novel drugs through repeated angiographic/histopathological studies.
Note
We state that this article has not been submitted to any other journal and is our original work.
Ethical Approval
Ethical approval was obtained from Department of Radio-diagnosis and Imaging, Post Graduate Institute of Medical Education & Research, Chandigarh, India.
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