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Extraluminal Route of Administration
Administration of the agent involving the passage of an inflatable catheter outside the lumen of a blood vessel. The effects of the drug are prolonged when administered extra-luminary, potentially due to absorption in the perivascular fat-pad and subsequent slow release. (NCI Thesaurus)
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