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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1992
Endoscopy of the vascular system has evolved over recent years from an experimental procedure to a sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic technique for surgical or percutaneous interventions of the peripheral vascular system. Particularly in procedures involving remote instrumentation of arteries, the angioscope provides a method of controlled ...
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Endoscopy of the vascular system has evolved over recent years from an experimental procedure to a sophisticated diagnostic and therapeutic technique for surgical or percutaneous interventions of the peripheral vascular system. Particularly in procedures involving remote instrumentation of arteries, the angioscope provides a method of controlled ...
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DIAGNOSTIC AND INTERVENTIONAL ANGIOSCOPY
Surgical Clinics of North America, 1998As an imaging modality, angioscopy provides a simple method for the careful evaluation and treatment of the lumen of native vessels and bypass grafts. When used as a diagnostic study, angioscopy can provide more accurate information regarding the flow surface than conventional tests, such as angiography or duplex imaging.
J V, White, I, Eid
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Angioscopy in vascular surgery
Cardiovascular Surgery, 1997The role of Intraoperative angioscopy continues to evolve. To better define the role of angioscopy in vascular surgery, a review of the recent literature was performed. The most well-established indication for angioscopy is preparation of the saphenous vein for in situ bypass; however, angioscopy has also been demonstrated to be useful in the ...
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Color Angiography and Angioscopy
Ophthalmologica, 2010The authors present the results of their color fluorescein angiographies carried out with a pocket retinograph equipped with new interferential filters. After the graphic examination, they propose to use these same filters mounted on different instruments for binocular and monocular angioscopy. Their results show that retinal vessels are translucid and
P A, Grounauer, R, Faggioni
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Nihon rinsho. Japanese journal of clinical medicine, 2012
Angiography currently is the principle diagnostic test for evaluation of the vasculature. Though this invasive radiologic procedure demonstrates vascular anatomy and areas of narrowing and blockage, it does not define the specific cause of the occlusion. This limitation may inhibit the appropriate treatment of vascular disease.
J I, Zarge, J V, White
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Angiography currently is the principle diagnostic test for evaluation of the vasculature. Though this invasive radiologic procedure demonstrates vascular anatomy and areas of narrowing and blockage, it does not define the specific cause of the occlusion. This limitation may inhibit the appropriate treatment of vascular disease.
J I, Zarge, J V, White
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Archives des maladies du coeur et des vaisseaux, 1997
Coronary angioscopy evaluates the composition of the atherosclerotic plaque by direct examination of the arterial wall. The angioscope is fitted with a balloon which prevents assessment of the proximal segment of the vessels. The fibre optic system provides and excellent view of the mid and distal segments of the coronary arteries.
J M, Lablanche +6 more
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Coronary angioscopy evaluates the composition of the atherosclerotic plaque by direct examination of the arterial wall. The angioscope is fitted with a balloon which prevents assessment of the proximal segment of the vessels. The fibre optic system provides and excellent view of the mid and distal segments of the coronary arteries.
J M, Lablanche +6 more
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Angioscopy and ischemic heart disease
Current Opinion in Cardiology, 2002Angioscopy allows direct visualization of the coronary artery lumen and provides detailed information regarding the surface characteristics of the vessel wall and specific lesions causing acute coronary syndromes. Disruption of a plaque, ulceration, tears, fissures, lipid-rich or fibrous lesions, and luminal or mural thrombus can be readily detected in
Adam J, Saltzman, Sergio, Waxman
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Angioscopy for Intraoperative Management of Thromboembolectomy
Archives of Surgery, 1990Our experience with angioscopy suggests that direct visualization of the arterial lumen during thromboembolectomy procedures would provide a more reliable method of assessing luminal morphologic characteristics than angiography alone. We inspected 32 grafts (seven aortobifemoral, 18 infrainguinal bypass, and seven dialysis access fistula grafts) in 32 ...
J, Segalowitz +9 more
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Improved Method of Fluorescein Angioscopy
Archives of Ophthalmology, 1990To the Editor. —The technique of fluorescein angioscopy has been used by ophthalmologists to supplement ophthalmoscopy in the diagnosis of retinal diseases. 1,2 The usual technique consists of the intravenous injection of fluorescein sodium following placement of a cobalt blue filter over the illumination source of the indirect ophthalmoscope.
L M, Jampol, M F, Goldberg
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