Biomedical subjects
W H Moretz
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Partial occlusion of the inferior vena cava with a smooth Teflon clip: analysis of long-term results.
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Present management of amputations for peripheral vascular disease.
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Detection of vascular occlusions during operation by segmental plethysmography and skin thermometry.
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48-hour storage of canine kidneys after brief perfusion with Collins' solution.
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Pulmonary embolism--its cause and prevention.
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Localization of parathyroid adenomata by selective arteriography.
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Selective physiologic amputation: a valuable adjunct in preparation for surgical operation.
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A technic for investigating early allograft failure in venous replacement.
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Rigid circumferential compression of the arterial wall.
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Massive pancreatic ascites.
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Segmental Crohn's colitis associated with adenocarcinoma.
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Three-day kidney preservation: perfusion of kidneys with hypothermic, diluted blood of plasma.
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Successful five-day kidney preservation. Perfusion with hypothermic, diluted plasma.
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Indications for vascular surgery in occlusive arterial disease.
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Gangrenous extremities resulting from intra-arterial injections.
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