The market taxonomy for Peripheral Liquid Embolic Agents by Types categorizes products based on their formulation and delivery mechanism. Key subtypes include Coils, Gels, and Particles. Coils (e.g., platinum or bioresorbable) are favored for mechanical occlusion in AVMs, comprising ~50% of the market. Gels (e.g., n-butyl cyanoacrylate) dominate liquid embolics in vascular interventions, capturing ~35%, due to their injectability and polymerization properties. Particles (e.g., polyvinyl alcohol) account for ~15%, used in embolizing tumor vasculature or hemorrhage. Each typeโs technical performance, regulatory approvals, and physician preference directly influence market dynamics.