On occasion, it is also possible to distinguish be tween certain types of benign defects. In
particular, McNubty has reported what he believes to be a pathognomonic angiographic …

In the course of obtaining selective celiac, hepatic, splenic, and superior mesenteric
angiograms in various combinations in 200 consecutive cases, 32 patients with benign …

Hepatic Angiography by selective catheterization of the celiac or hepatic arteries is a useful
procedure to evaluate the liver for malignant disease. Bierman et al. in 1951 (1) first …

Of 105 patients examined by liver scanning and celiac or hepatic angiography, a proved
diagnosis was obtained in 77, with 26 cases of space-occupying masses and 35 cases of …

Materials and Methods Rats of the VVistar strain with a weight of 100–200 g at the beginning
of the experiment were used. One group was given dimethylnitrosamine (DMN) mixed with …

The progress in liver surgery during the last few decades has stressed the demands for
proper radiodiagnostic methods. Provided the diagnosis is made at an early stage, liver …

Hepatic malignant tumor is suspect in an alcoholic who shows progressive physical
deterioration and poor response to medical therapy. Cirrhosis serves as a substrate for …

When macroaggregates of radioiodinated human serum albumin are injected into the celiac
axis at the conclusion of celiac arteriography, satisfactory scans in which hepatic, splenic …

Selective celiac angiography, conventional hepatic angiography, and infusion hepatic
angiography, were utilized for the diagnosis of hepatocellular carcinoma in 90 patients. The …

Four cases of hepatoma seen on follow-up angiograms of patients with liver cirrhosis are
described. Hepatic angiography is the most useful method of detecting a hepatoma …