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Effectiveness of therapeutic lymphography on lymphatic leakage [PDF]
Acta Radiologica, 2011 Background The number of conventional lymphographies has declined markedly since the introduction of cross-sectional imaging techniques. Nevertheless, lymphography has a high potential as a reliable method to visualize and directly occlude lymphatic ...
Gabriele Krombach
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Indocyanine Green Lymphography Findings in Primary Leg Lymphedema [PDF]
European Journal of Vascular and Endovascular Surgery, 2015 ObjectivesIndocyanine green (ICG) lymphography has been reported to be useful for the evaluation of secondary lymphedema, but no study has reported characteristic findings of ICG lymphography in primary lymphedema.
Narushima, M. +5 more
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American Journal of Roentgenology, 1968
Chyluria is invariably associated with lymphatic abnormalities. As part of our study, 15 patients who manifested chyluria were examined by means of lymphography.In Table 1 are summarized the roentgenographic changes found on the lymphograms of these 15 patients and 17 others which were reported in the English literature.
P R, Koehler +4 more
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Chyluria is invariably associated with lymphatic abnormalities. As part of our study, 15 patients who manifested chyluria were examined by means of lymphography.In Table 1 are summarized the roentgenographic changes found on the lymphograms of these 15 patients and 17 others which were reported in the English literature.
P R, Koehler +4 more
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Clinical Radiology, 1980
Magnification lymphography was performed on 37 patients, 22 of whom were suffering from bladder carcinoma, and compared with non-magnification lymphograms by two observers independently. The magnification lymphograms were performed on a Siemens Microfocus Bi 125/3/50 RG tube with a 0.1 mm focal spot.
D, Carr, J K, Davidson
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Magnification lymphography was performed on 37 patients, 22 of whom were suffering from bladder carcinoma, and compared with non-magnification lymphograms by two observers independently. The magnification lymphograms were performed on a Siemens Microfocus Bi 125/3/50 RG tube with a 0.1 mm focal spot.
D, Carr, J K, Davidson
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Journal of Urology, 1979
Direct intraprostatic injection of ethiodol was done in 12 patients with benign prostatic hypertrophy to visualize lymphatic drainage of the prostate gland. In all 12 patients lymphatics of the prostate could be visualized well. The findings of our study indicate that the prostate mainly drains through 3 sets of lymphatics: 1) the main and important ...
N V, Raghavaiah, W P, Jordan
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Direct intraprostatic injection of ethiodol was done in 12 patients with benign prostatic hypertrophy to visualize lymphatic drainage of the prostate gland. In all 12 patients lymphatics of the prostate could be visualized well. The findings of our study indicate that the prostate mainly drains through 3 sets of lymphatics: 1) the main and important ...
N V, Raghavaiah, W P, Jordan
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1977
The following report, summarizing the more serious complications associated with lymphography, is based on a survey taken from 1966 to 1968 by the International Congress of Lymphology. Although the number of lymphograms performed over the last 7 or 8 years has increased greatly, it is believed that the relative distribution of complications is the same.
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The following report, summarizing the more serious complications associated with lymphography, is based on a survey taken from 1966 to 1968 by the International Congress of Lymphology. Although the number of lymphograms performed over the last 7 or 8 years has increased greatly, it is believed that the relative distribution of complications is the same.
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Lymphography and Patientsʼ Reactions
AJN, American Journal of Nursing, 1973The authors wish to thank William H. Green, M.D., Radiology Department, Crozer-Chester Medical Center, for reviewing their manuscript and interpreting the x-ray films that are reproduced with their article. clavicular, and supraclavicular structures(3).
D E, Nebe, M, Gavaghan
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Revue de l'infirmiere et de l'assistante sociale, 1968
J P, DESPREZ-CURELY, V, BISMUTH
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J P, DESPREZ-CURELY, V, BISMUTH
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