Tomography of the middle and lingular bronchi.
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Bronchography↗
Biomedical subjects
H Lodin
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Relationship between choroid plexus of eyeball and carotid siphon.
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Carotid Arteries↗
Mitral dome formation in aortic valvular diseases.
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Aortic Valve Insufficiency↗
Electrocardiograms in carotid angiography with Urografin.
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Acetrizoic Acid↗
An angiographic observation in intracerebral haematoma.
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Aged↗
Experiences with nitrous oxide-oxygen as contrast medium in encephalography and ventriculography performed under general anaesthesia.
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Anesthesia, General↗
Angiography in senile cerebral atrophy.
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Aged↗
Arteriovenous fistula as a complication of cerebral angiography. Report of three cases.
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Adult↗
Spontaneous thrombosis of cerebral aneurysms.
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Adult↗
Technical puncture complications in carotid angiography.
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Adult↗
Angiographic determination of left atrial and left ventricular volumes in normal children and adults.
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Adolescent↗
Aspects on the diagnosis of ureteric complications following renal transplantation.
Among 108 cadaveric renal transplantations serious complications from the ureter were found in 10%. Another nine cases showed abnormal urograms and scintigrams of doubtful significance. Some of these are discussed.
Humans↗
Gamma-camera scintigraphy and renal angiography after transplantation.
Gamma-camera scintigraphy with a 99Tcm-Fe-ascorbic acid complex was used routinely to study the graft in the course of kidney transplantations. Renal angiography was only performed when judged to be necessary for the evaluation of present complications. For comparison, between the findings obtained on the same clinical occasion by scintigraphy and angiography respectively, 39 angiographical studies were available. Early after transplantation scintigraphy better than angiography appeared to predict a poor prognosis of the graft. Both methods were able to detect major vascular occlusions. For the study of the renal vessels during a course of chronic rejection it was necessary to perform angiography as also for e.g. the recognition of renal artery stenosis or an arterial aneurysma.
Acute Disease↗