Liability for dilation.
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Defensive Medicine↗
Biomedical subjects
W A Lynch
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"Blind" femoral angiography.
Analysis of a series of 352 femoral angiograms revealed that "blind" cannulation of the femoral artery distal to an occluded aorta or iliac artery is technically feasible in most patients. The vessel is usually patent even when the pulse is absent. Blind cannulation is not necessary for satisfactory peripheral angiography in all cases, but it is useful whenever visualization of the peripheral circulation is unsatisfactory following aortic injection. There were no apparent complications from the use of the technique.
Aortography↗
Arteriographic diagnosis of a juvenile colon polyp.
A juvenile colon polyp was demonstrated by inferior mesenteric arteriography in a 21-year old man with recurrent, massive, unexplained gastrointestinal bleeding. The arteriogram demonstrated a mucosal blush at the tip of the polyp along with a solitary prominent draining vein in the stalk and a nest of draining veins at the base of the stalk.
Adult↗
The percutaneous axillary vein approach to selective pulmonary angiography.
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Angiography↗