Biomedical subjects

J E Bolot

Publications and source records attributed to J E Bolot.

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PubMed1982

[Critical study and Doppler-arteriographies correlations in a homogeneous series of 115 examinations of the lower limbs (author's transl)].

Correlations between the results of Doppler and arteriographic examinations were studied in a series of 115 angiographies of the limbs, including global findings and 10 specific parameters of importance in vascular surgery. Overall results were strictly comparable in 70 % of cases. Detailed study of 1,150 parameters (10 x 115) revealed only 42 occasions (4 %) when Doppler and angiographic results could not be correlated. The percentage error for Doppler when compared with angiography examinations was of the order of 5 %, except for the tibial arteries when a 20 % error rate was found. Lack of correlation between Doppler and angiography findings could be of value for more precise determination of the tibial network.

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[Phlebography in chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities. Technic and value of different tests].

Remainder of the various phlebographic procedures in chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities: peripheral phlebography, popliteal phlebography, femoral phlebography, varicography. The techniques and the informations they provide are presented for each one of these examinations.

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[Dynamic popliteal phlebography].

Since 1984, dynamic popliteal phlebography is an investigative fundamental technique in chronic venous insufficiency of the lower extremities. Our experience includes more than 2,500 examinations. After an anatomical reminder, the technique and methodology of this examination are described. Then its indications are specified: a) in essential varicose veins when a surgical procedure is contemplated in the popliteal fossa: insufficient external saphenous vein, insufficient gemellar veins, etc... b) before repeated surgery for essential varicose veins, c) in the pre-operative evaluation of some post-phlebitic syndromes. Finally, the informations provided by this examination are compared with those provided by clinical examination, Doppler and ultrasonography.

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