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Digital Venography in Horses and Its Clinical Application in Europe
Veterinary Clinics of North America Equine Practice, 2010 Clinical diagnostic venography allows in vivo visualization of the digital venous system and the effects of venocompression related to foot load and laminitis pathology.
D'ARPE L, BERNARDINI, DANIELE
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Role of MR venography in the evaluation of deep venous thrombosis
Acta Radiologica, 1997 Purpose: MR venography has been recommended for the evaluation of deep venous thrombosis. The purpose of our study was to determine the role of MR venography, in particular at the level of the pelvis where other diagnostic modalities show major ...
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Angiology, 1983
Patients with chronic venous insufficiency may have a combination of problems. The veins in the lower extremity can be affected by post phlebitic changes, obstruction, venous valvular incompetence or any mixture of these. Correct medical and/or surgical treatment hinges on the accurate assessment of the venous system.
S A, Taheri, F, Sheehan, S, Elias
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Patients with chronic venous insufficiency may have a combination of problems. The veins in the lower extremity can be affected by post phlebitic changes, obstruction, venous valvular incompetence or any mixture of these. Correct medical and/or surgical treatment hinges on the accurate assessment of the venous system.
S A, Taheri, F, Sheehan, S, Elias
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PERCUTANEOUS SPLENOPORTAL VENOGRAPHY, WITH ADDITIONAL COMMENTS ON TRANSHEPATIC VENOGRAPHY
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1960Excerpt Percutaneous splenoportal venography is defined as the radiographic demonstration of the splenoportal-intrahepatic venous circulation and its tributaries by means of the rapid transcutaneou...
S S, ZEID, B, FELSON, L, SCHIFF
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Radiology, 1951
Cerebral Angiography by the injection of contrast medium into the carotid or vertebral arteries provides an adequate and dependable method for the demonstration of the intracranial arterial system. As a result of many detailed studies, the variations of the arterial system of the brain both in the normal and in the diseased state are now well ...
B S, RAY, H S, DUNBAR, C T, DOTTER
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Cerebral Angiography by the injection of contrast medium into the carotid or vertebral arteries provides an adequate and dependable method for the demonstration of the intracranial arterial system. As a result of many detailed studies, the variations of the arterial system of the brain both in the normal and in the diseased state are now well ...
B S, RAY, H S, DUNBAR, C T, DOTTER
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Surgical Clinics of North America, 1969
R J, Sanders, F, Ramirez, A B, Kortz
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R J, Sanders, F, Ramirez, A B, Kortz
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The British Journal of Radiology, 1953
A routine method of ascending venography of the lower limb, capable of demonstrating the presence or absence of functioning valves in the deep veins, is described. The technique is given in detail. One rapid and one slow injection of contrast medium are given. Optimum timing for the radiographic exposures has been evolved.
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A routine method of ascending venography of the lower limb, capable of demonstrating the presence or absence of functioning valves in the deep veins, is described. The technique is given in detail. One rapid and one slow injection of contrast medium are given. Optimum timing for the radiographic exposures has been evolved.
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Radionuclide venography: correlation with contrast venography.
Journal of nuclear medicine : official publication, Society of Nuclear Medicine, 1977Radionuclide venography and contrast venography were performed in 47 limbs of 35 patients, and the findings were compared with respect to their location and characteristics. Positive radionuclide venogram findings were area of decreased radioactivity flow corresponding to the region of thrombosis, abnormal collateral flows, and radioactivity stasis ...
U Y, Ryo +3 more
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The Practical Uses of Venography
The British Journal of Radiology, 19531. The clinical problem of varicose veins and so-called varicose ulcers is discussed. 2. The relationship of many of these ulcers to previous deep thrombosis is stressed and the evolution of the post-thrombotic leg from the acute stage to the chronic stage with central recanalised vein is illustrated. 3.
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