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Significance of Phlebography in Phlebothrombosis

JAMA, 2014
Few complications in medicine and surgery are as unpredictable, treacherous and dramatically tragic as the thromboembolic phenomena. Fatal pulmonary embolism in a patient apparently convalescing uneventfully and preparing to leave the hospital is a fearsome and pathetic catastrophe. Whereas the mortality rate in surgical patients has steadily decreased
George F. Schroeder, Alton Ochsner, Michael E. DeBakey   +2 more
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Practical Value of Phlebography

Southern Medical Journal, 1980
Phlebography is a useful examination if a standardized technic is carefully used, and it can be relied upon to diagnose acute thrombophlebitis definitively or to rule it out. The 200 consecutive phlebograms reviewed produced no mortality or pulmonary embolism, and only minimal morbidity.
Dale Wa, Lewis Mr
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Transbrachial Approach in Spermatic Phlebography

British Journal of Urology, 1991
Of 131 patients undergoing phlebography, a newpercutaneous transbrachial approach was used in67. Both catheterisation and embolisation of theright and left internal spermatic veins (ISV) wereeasier than with the transfemoral approach, particularlyon the right side as a result of the craniocaudalprogression of the catheter.
F. Di Silverio, GENTILE, Vincenzo, G. La Pera, S. Minucci, M. Morucci   +4 more
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Techniques of phlebography: a review

European Journal of Radiology, 1990
Phlebographic techniques for ascending and descending phlebography, and varicography based on personal experience of over 15,000 examinations are described. The indications for their use and their interpretation are discussed.
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Phlebography of the cavernous and intercavernous sinuses

Surgical Neurology, 1981
The study of pituitary diseases is described, with visualization of the cavernous and intercavernous sinuses accomplished through percutaneous, transfemoral catheterization, using special methods to ensure its reliability. The most characteristic normal and pathological findings are described. The value of this method and the indications for its use in
de Divitiis E, SPAZIANTE, Renato, Iaccarino V, Stella L, Genovese L.   +4 more
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Intraosseous Phlebography

Angiology, 1960
C C, ARNOLDI, G, BAUER
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Phlebography

Investigative Radiology, 1985
Milestones in the history of phlebography are shortly reviewed. The present state of phlebography with emphasis upon the role of the new non-ionic contrast media is presented.
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Orbital Phlebography in Patients with Cluster Headache

Cephalalgia, 1987
J. Hannerz, K. Ericson, G. Bergstrand
semanticscholar   +1 more source

Neovascularization in Recurrence of Varices of the Great Saphenous Vein in the Groin: Phlebography

Angiology, 1988
G. M. Glass
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Dynamic Phlebography

Angiology, 1951
J A, FERREIRA, E J F, VILLAMIL, A O, CIRUZZI   +2 more
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