Opacification of the small bowel with intravenously administered contrast medium.
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Contrast Media↗
Biomedical subjects
E SALZMAN
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Opacification of biliary calculi.
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Cholangiography↗
Opacifying gallstones. Utility of a new examination for the demonstration of duct stones useful in the presence of jaundice.
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Cholecystolithiasis↗
Opacifing gallstones.
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Cholecystolithiasis↗
Opacification of gallstones.
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Cholecystolithiasis↗
X-ray diagnosis of bile duct calculi.
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Bile Ducts↗
Opacification of radiolucent biliary calculi.
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Cholecystography↗
Telepaque opacification of radiolucent biliary calculi; the rim sign.
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Cholelithiasis↗
A new multipurpose magnifying X-ray viewer.
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Humans↗
Cavernous metastatic pulmonary carcinoma; a report of two cases.
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Carcinoma↗
Clinical experience with the water-soluble bronchography compounds.
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Bronchography↗
Methocel-diodrast: a viscous water-soluble contrast medium for bronchography; roentgen and clinical results in 23 cases.
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Bronchography↗
Clinical and experimental studies in the use of a water-soluble agent for bronchography.
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Bronchi↗
Hodgkin's disease localized to the anterior mediastinum: clinical, roentgen and surgical considerations.
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Hodgkin Disease↗