Timed Bilateral Iliofemoropopliteal Arteriography

Takaro, Timothy; Scott, Stewart M.; Crymes, Thomas P.

doi:10.1001/archsurg.1962.01300210105021

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“…These include intravenous aortography (3,13), translumbar aortography (2,5), simultaneous bilateral femoral arteriography (12), and procedures based upon the Seldinger technique (10), i.e. retrograde femoral or brachial aortography with a catheter.…”

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Bilateral Aorto-Ilio-Femoral Arteriography via a Unilateral Common Femoral Artery Needle

Friedenberg¹,

Carlsson²

1965

Acta Radiologica. Diagnosis

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Bilateral Aorto-Ilio-Femoral Arteriography via a Unilateral Common Femoral Artery Needle

Friedenberg¹,

Carlsson²

1965

Acta Radiologica. Diagnosis

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Direct Retrograde Femoral Aortography

Waldhausen¹,

Klatte²

1962

N Engl J Med

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Digital Arteriography in Occlusive Arterial Disease and Clubbing of the Fingers

Takaro

Hines

1967

Circulation

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A study of transbrachial digital arteriography led to the development of a technique that includes the use of an intra-arterial vasodilator (tolazoline) measurement of circulation time, direct roentgenographic magnification and serial exposures of long (14 by 35-inch) films in cassettes. This technique permitted study of the fine details of digital arteriograms of 34 patients with clubbing of the fingers or peripheral occlusive arterial disease. The ulnar artery was nonopacified in 13 cases and segmental areas of nonopacification of digital arteries were seen in 17 of the entire group, in many instances in the absence of symptoms of occlusive arterial disease. The technique is recommended for more adequate study of the peripheral microangiopathies.

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Timed Bilateral Iliofemoropopliteal Arteriography

Cited by 4 publications

References 22 publications

Bilateral Aorto-Ilio-Femoral Arteriography via a Unilateral Common Femoral Artery Needle

Bilateral Aorto-Ilio-Femoral Arteriography via a Unilateral Common Femoral Artery Needle

Direct Retrograde Femoral Aortography

Digital Arteriography in Occlusive Arterial Disease and Clubbing of the Fingers

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