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Actas urologicas espanolas, 1994
Presentation as a novelty of the application of endoscopic methods in the display of the renal artery (angioscopy). Review of findings seen in the renal artery of a donor corpse with polytraumatism using direct view with a MiniScope-type rigid urethroscopy and the possible future application of this technique.
E, Franco Miranda +3 more
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Presentation as a novelty of the application of endoscopic methods in the display of the renal artery (angioscopy). Review of findings seen in the renal artery of a donor corpse with polytraumatism using direct view with a MiniScope-type rigid urethroscopy and the possible future application of this technique.
E, Franco Miranda +3 more
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2015
The greatest weakness of angioscopy is its limited ability of quantitative assessment for length, area, and volume, while the most unique aspect of angioscopy is the capability of assessing the true color of the intravascular structures. To intensify this aspect, a more objective and quantitative method of color evaluation has been studied ...
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The greatest weakness of angioscopy is its limited ability of quantitative assessment for length, area, and volume, while the most unique aspect of angioscopy is the capability of assessing the true color of the intravascular structures. To intensify this aspect, a more objective and quantitative method of color evaluation has been studied ...
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Phlebologie, 1988
Vascular endoscopy, especially of the venous system, allows a tri-dimensional evaluation and represents, to date, the best possible per-operative control of the diameter of the vessel. Under these conditions, venous thrombectomy may be performed more accurately; residual adherent parietal thrombi which may represent a possible source of emboli, may be ...
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Vascular endoscopy, especially of the venous system, allows a tri-dimensional evaluation and represents, to date, the best possible per-operative control of the diameter of the vessel. Under these conditions, venous thrombectomy may be performed more accurately; residual adherent parietal thrombi which may represent a possible source of emboli, may be ...
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Angioscopy: II. Technique and Indications of Percutaneous Peripheral Angioscopy
Seminars in Interventional Radiology, 1995Friedrich Winkelbauer, Johannes Lammer
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Angioscopy, coronary thrombi and acute coronary syndromes
Biomedicine and Pharmacotherapy, 1993K Isojima, K Satomura, A Kurita
exaly
The Natural History of Intimal Flaps Caused by Angioscopy
Annals of Vascular Surgery, 1992Michael Weis, Y N Hsiang, York N Hsiang
exaly
Detection of Vulnerable Coronary Plaques by Color Fluorescent Angioscopy
JACC: Cardiovascular Imaging, 2010Yoshiro Maezawa +2 more
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