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Drs. Gardiner, Meyerovitz, and Harrington respond

Drs. Gardiner, Meyerovitz, and Harrington respond powerful to assess injection the and postangioplasty less contrast ap- the presence of hypertension and pearance risk of an duced. ly assess and intimal distal runoff. flap and Therefore, occlusion the is re- as we noted, but it is also related patience or stamina of the person pressing patients tine use the are of the artery. given since hepanin. most C-arm Perhaps obesity to the cornof these rouclamp tions, vascular spasm mal dissection/occlusion, and postpnocedunal In peripheral the lower vascular loss, beginning PTA, changes, the we routinefor mechanical extremities (1) would and complication. The road decrease map the occurrence technique is an of this excellent warmth, pulse hair before skin event. To reduce tomy site, we injury procedure. complications used a sheath at the artemiowith a side- After peripheral vascular PTA, as a matter of routine, we always assess the distal runoff by physical examination and before sideport by acof injection of contrast material cess to the artery is lost. The port. shearing This upon reduces removal the to the for the incidence vascular of the entry point ten. that slightly of the balloon catheis a method of locating the level of the lesion and also for visualizing http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Radiology Radiological Society of North America, Inc.

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powerful to assess injection the and postangioplasty less contrast ap- the presence of hypertension and pearance risk of an duced. ly assess and intimal distal runoff. flap and Therefore, occlusion the is re- as we noted, but it is also related patience or stamina of the person pressing patients tine use the are of the artery. given since hepanin. most C-arm Perhaps obesity to the cornof these rouclamp tions, vascular spasm mal dissection/occlusion, and postpnocedunal In peripheral the lower vascular loss, beginning PTA, changes, the we routinefor mechanical extremities (1) would and complication. The road decrease map the occurrence technique is an of this excellent warmth, pulse hair before skin event. To reduce tomy site, we injury procedure. complications used a sheath at the artemiowith a side- After peripheral vascular PTA, as a matter of routine, we always assess the distal runoff by physical examination and before sideport by acof injection of contrast material cess to the artery is lost. The port. shearing This upon reduces removal the to the for the incidence vascular of the entry point ten. that slightly of the balloon catheis a method of locating the level of the lesion and also for visualizing

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Published: Jan 1, 1987

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