White — Find. Feed. Embolize. interventional radiology t-shirt, front view

FIND. FEED. EMBOLIZE.

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White — Find. Feed. Embolize. interventional radiology t-shirt, front view
  • White — Find. Feed. Embolize. interventional radiology t-shirt, front view
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  • White — Find. Feed. Embolize. interventional radiology t-shirt, front view
  • White — Find. Feed. Embolize. interventional radiology t-shirt, back view
FIND. FEED. EMBOLIZE.

FIND. FEED. EMBOLIZE.

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A premium oversized T-shirt inspired by the precision and problem-solving of Interventional Radiology. The design features a simplified angiographic vascular tree, a selectively navigated microcatheter, and distal embolisation coils—created for radiologists, IR trainees, residents, and anyone who understands the procedure behind the phrase.

Fabric: 90% cotton, 10% polyester

Weight: 260 GSM premium terry-knit fabric

Fit: Unisex oversized fit with drop shoulders

Feel: Soft, substantial, breathable, and structured

Design: High-quality front print with an Interventional Radiology theme

Care Instructions

Wash inside-out in cold water using a mild detergent. Do not bleach. Tumble dry on low heat or air dry. Do not iron directly over the printed artwork.

Actual colours may vary slightly depending on screen settings and garment colour.

The story behind the design — 1972

A 43-year-old woman in hepatic failure with a severe coagulation defect and acute gastric haemorrhage: bleeding fast, and unfit for theatre. In 1972 Josef Rösch, Charles Dotter and Michael Brown found the bleeding right gastroepiploic artery on angiography and occluded it through the catheter. The bleeding stopped. One case, four pages, and the principle every embolisation still runs on: find the feeder, get to it selectively, close it.

Rösch J, Dotter CT, Brown MJ. Selective arterial embolization: a new method for control of acute gastrointestinal bleeding. Radiology 1972;102:303–306.

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