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Publications and source records attributed to K P Poulose.
Primary thrombosis of the subclavian axillary veins is known as Paget-Schroetter's syndrome. A 35 year old male with classical features of this syndrome is being reported. Antecubital venogram showed bilateral subclavian thrombosis.
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Nuclear medicine studies make it possible to identify areas within the lung where ventilation/perfusion changes have occurred, and allow precise quantification of the regional distribution of ventilation and perfusion.
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Because of the proximity of the spleen to the left kidney, the splenic blood pool occasionally interferes with the interpretation of the renal flow images. A review of one hundred consecutive renal dynamic studies revealed some interference in 34 per cent of the studies. The distinction between splenic blood pool and the left kidney can be made on the static images, for the renal studies. If doubt persists, a colloid scan will identify the spleen. An illustrative case is presented.
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A patient with vague and atypical symptoms is described in whom the radionuclide dynamic and static imaging studies proved to be more useful than a preceding excretory urogram for the diagnosis of unilateral pyelonephritis.