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including arteriovenous malformations and aneurysms. One
common cerebral angiographic procedure is neuro-vascular
digital subtraction angiography. Pulmonary...
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Embolization refers to the p****age and
lodging of an
embolus within the bloodstream. It may be of
natural origin (pathological), in
which sense it is also...
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prolonged the
total exercise time in
patients with
angina pectoris and
angiographically proven significant coronary artery disease, when
compared with isosorbide...
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access lines,
peritoneal dialysis access lines),
fistula management (
angiographic or
surgical fistulogram and plasty), and bone
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Gilberto (April 2006). "Importance of
angiographic study in
preoperative planning of
conjoined twins: case report". Clinics...
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blood vessels filled with
contrast media are enhanced.
Useful for
angiographic studies and
identification of
pulmonary nodules.
Minimum intensity projection...
- "Long-term
prognosis of
giant coronary aneurysm in
Kawasaki disease: an
angiographic study". The
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situations in
which angiographic imaging is
considered unreliable; such as for the
lumen of
ostial lesions or
where angiographic images do not visualize...
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substance at the
medial extremity of the
lateral cerebral fissure.
Angiographically, this
segment extends from the
origin of the
posterior communicating...
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chance that the
endoscopic treatment would fail. Therefore,
surgery and
angiographic embolism are
reserved for
these complicated cases. However,
there is...
