PubMed · 13378805
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T SUGIHARA. 1956. [Not Available].. https://doi.org/10.2535/ofaj1936.28.1-6_377
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Approximately 38 cases of the yellow nail syndrome have been described in the literature and one further case of this rare condition is added. The symptoms and various associated conditions are discussed. The lymphographic findings in one case are described in detail.
Nuclear venograms were supplemented by contrast venograms with use of a 105mm spot film camera under direct visualization. This technique is a simple effective way of resolving questionable areas observed on nuclear venograms.