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February 26, 2026Radiology0 citationsOpen Access

“Green” Neurointerventions: Quantifying Waste Generation and Assessing Ecological and Economic Implications of Current Practices

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JPJohannes A. R. PfaffILIngrid Lucia LiedtkeSEStephanie Eichinger

Key Points

  • The aim is to quantify waste generation and assess the ecological and economic implications of neurointerventional practices.
  • Analyzed waste generation from neurointerventional procedures.
  • Evaluated disposal costs based on procedural complexity.
  • Investigated sustainable practices in waste management.
  • Identified variation in waste generation across different neurointerventional procedures.
  • Highlighted significant disposal costs associated with complex procedures.
  • Emphasized the necessity for sustainable practices in waste management.

Abstract

Neurointerventional procedures, like diagnostic angiography and endovascular treatments, generate solid waste with varying disposal costs based on procedural complexity, highlighting a need for sustainable practices.

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Pfaff et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699fe33695ddcd3a253e6eachttps://doi.org/10.1148/radiol.252784
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