French term
non couverts autrement
This could well be my final question on this translation!
This comes at the end of a report about a product used for the embolisation of DAVMs.
XXX [name of product] du fait de sa précipitation lente apporte des avantages thérapeutiques non couverts autrement:
L'injection permet une embolisation plus lente et controlée:
XXXX se solidifiant par évaporation du solvant et no par polymérisation, il durcit progressivement lors de l'injection...
Thank you!
Liz Askew
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