On the Technique of Phlebography of the Lower Limb

Gullmo, A.

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“…Although investigation of the veins of the legs had been reported for decades, and the most recent technique had been presented by T. GREITZ (86) and by Â. GULLMO (87) in the 1950s, new information was obtained in the 1960s in Malmö. T. ALMÉN & G. NYLANDER (12) made func tional studies of the flow through the veins by serial radiography during muscular exercise.…”

Section: The 5th Decade (1960s)mentioning

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Swedish Radiology as Reflected in Acta Radiologica 1921–96

Boijsen

1996

Acta Radiol

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Section: The 5th Decade (1960s)mentioning

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Swedish Radiology as Reflected in Acta Radiologica 1921–96

Boijsen

1996

Acta Radiol

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“…Phlebography was performed on admission and on 6-month follow-up as described by Gullmo (1956). All phlebograms were re-evaluated at the same time by the second author (J.…”

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Follow‐up of circulatory changes secondary to deep venous thrombosis with special regards to radionuclide tests

Edenbrandt

Nilsson

Ohlin

1986

Clinical Physiology

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The influence of circulatory changes, which are secondary to deep venous thrombosis (DVT) in the leg, on result of radionuclide tests was studied in eight patients. Strain gauge plethysmography, a radionuclide blood-pool test and phlebography were performed both in the acute phase and during recovery up to 6 months after the initial admission. Morphological and functional changes were correlated with results from repeatedly performed 99Tcm-plasmin tests, a test currently used for diagnosis of DVT. In the acute phase, the thrombotic leg showed an increase in pooled blood and, in the case of proximal thrombosis, also impaired venous outflow. During the 6-month follow-up complete recanalization was observed in three patients and partial recanalization in five. The circulatory changes were found to recover progressively and earlier than the morphological changes. The 99Tcm-plasmin test was pathological at admission in all patients. It was normalized in parallel with plethysmography and blood-pool test results, at a time when morphological recovery was still incomplete. These findings confirm that a positive 99Tcm-plasmin test reflects haemodynamic changes which are secondary to the DVT rather than a specific binding of the radiopharmaceutical to the thrombus. The 99Tcm-plasmin test was normalized from 1 to more than 26 weeks after an acute DVT. This finding is of practical importance when using radionuclide tests for evaluation of acute recurrent DVT.

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“…Diesen D ruckverhältnissen entsprechend fließt das venöse B lut überall d o rt in um gekehrter R ichtung aus der thorakoabdom inalen D ru ck k am m er aus, wo dieser R ückstrom nicht durch suffiziente Ve nenklappen v erh in d ert wird, wie dies Gullmo [47] bei seinen phlebographischen U ntersuchungen beobachten konnte. F ehlt eine solche R ü ckström ung, so ist doch der A bstrom des venösen B lutes aus den E x tre m itä te n in die thorakoabdom inale D ruckkam m er gehem m t; auch dies lä ß t sich angiographisch nachw eisen [19,116,9].…”

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Hämodynamische Wirkungen des Valsalva-Versuches

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1963

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On the Technique of Phlebography of the Lower Limb

Cited by 9 publications

References 2 publications

Swedish Radiology as Reflected in Acta Radiologica 1921–96

Swedish Radiology as Reflected in Acta Radiologica 1921–96

Follow‐up of circulatory changes secondary to deep venous thrombosis with special regards to radionuclide tests

Hämodynamische Wirkungen des Valsalva-Versuches

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