[Radiocinematographic study of the evacuation of the thoracic duct in man after lymphography].
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Cineradiography↗
Biomedical subjects
A Hugues
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[Radiocinematographic study of the evacuation of the thoracic duct in humans after lymphography].
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Cineradiography↗
[Cervical cure after telecobalt therapy].
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Cobalt Isotopes↗
[Place of intraarterial chemotherapy in the treatments of very large tumors in O.R.L].
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Antineoplastic Agents↗
[Role of continuous intra-arterial chemotherapy in oto-rhino-laryngologic cancerology].
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Carotid Arteries↗
[Regional chemotherapy by prolonged intra-arterial infusions in tumors of the head and neck].
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Head↗
[Clinical study of an antimitotic antibiotic: rufochromomycin (R.P. 5,278). On 166 cases. Value in malignant reticulopathies].
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Adolescent↗
[Cytology in single "cold" thyroid nodules (author's transl)].
The authors report their own experience about 242 histocytologic correlations of single "cold" scintiscan thyroid nodules. That is to say 70,5% in malignancies and 91,8% in benign lesions.
Radionuclide Imaging↗
[Intravenous urography after radiosurgical treatment of uterine cancer (stages T1 and T2). Normal transient features and urological complications (author's transl)].
The same radiosurgical treatment was given to 108 cases of stages T1 and T2 uterine cancers, and consisted of curietherapy followed by an extended colpohysterectomy with lymph node resection (Meigs operation) Intravenous urography was performed during operation in all patients, and at least one postoperative intravenous urography was also carried out. Stricture of the pelvic ureter was discovered postoperatively in 50.9% of cases, with or without subjacent stasis: this type of image is transient and disappears within eight months. A lymphocele can cause images showing signs of bladder pressure. Ureteral and vesical complications of a true and definitive nature are extremely rare.
Female↗