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Shielding the hand during cross-compression angiography.

Abstract

A simple method of shielding the hand during cross-compression angiography is described. A standard lead glove with the fingertips cut out of the palmar aspect is used, allowing sensation and mobility while still protecting the hand.

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N Nusbacher, L Pollak, D Bryk. 1978. Shielding the hand during cross-compression angiography.. https://doi.org/10.1148/128.2.509

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