论文信息 - Experimental percutaneous renal infarction. - 字舞流文

Experimental percutaneous renal infarction.

SUMMARY Careful injection of barium into the renal artery of pigs produced complete infarction with no untoward sequelae. The literature is reviewed and potential application to man discussed.

J. Naude | A. Goldin | R. Hickman

[1] J. Bookstein,et al. Experimental renal infarctions in dogs. , 1971, Investigative urology.

[2] A. Ljungqvist,et al. Experimental occlusion of the renal circulation in the dog. , 1971, Scandinavian journal of urology and nephrology.

[3] J. Bookstein,et al. Roentgen-guided infarctions of kidneys and lungs. A potential therapeutic technic. , 1969, Radiology.

[4] E. Lang. Arteriographic diagnosis of renal infarcts. , 1967, Radiology.

[5] C. Ovenfors,et al. Intentional Embolism in Selective Renal Arteriography , 1964, Acta radiologica: diagnosis.

[6] G. Pickering,et al. The effects of embolic obstruction of intrarenal arteries in the rabbit. , 1961, The Journal of pathology and bacteriology.

[7] H. T. Karsner,et al. STUDIES IN INFARCTION: EXPERIMENTAL BLAND INFARCTION OF THE KIDNEY AND SPLEEN , 1911 .