Selective celiac angiography

Selective abdominal angiography.

“…Nineteen patients were reported earlier (Acker et al, 1964). Twenty-five additional patients are briefly described in Table I.…”

“…Selective abdominal angiography recently became the subject of studies in several institutions (Boijsen, Ekman, and Olin, 1963;Acker, Galambos, and Weens, 1964;and Glenn, Evans, Halpern, and Thorbjarnarson, 1964). A preliminary report from this institution was based on 19 patients and it described six types of cases in which selective coeliac arteriography was of diagnostic value (Acker et al, 1964).…”

“…A preliminary report from this institution was based on 19 patients and it described six types of cases in which selective coeliac arteriography was of diagnostic value (Acker et al, 1964). Selective abdominal angiography in the study of vascular diseases of the abdominal viscera was recently reviewed (Galambos, 1965).…”

Arteriography of the coeliac axis and superior mesenteric artery in five cases of haemochromatosis with particular regard to the pancreatic circulation

“…These studies have made numerous contributions to knowledge of spleno-hepatic (Morino, Tarquini & Olivero, 1956;Odman, 1958Odman, , 1961Olsson, 1964;Acker, 1964;Glenn, 1965), pancreatic (Olsson, 1965;Rosch & Brett, 1965;Lunderquist, 1965& Rosch, 1966 and intestinal pathology (Olivero, 1958;Margulis & Heinbecker, 1961;Strom & Windberg, 1962;Boijsen & Reuter, 1966).…”

The coeliac axis and its branches in splenomegaly and liver disease.

“…The radiological signs in these various conditions have been summarized in a comprehensive study based on more than 900 cases by Sammons, Neal, Armstrong, and Hager (1967). The value of hepatic arteriography has also been shown in the recognition of characteristic arterial patterns in cirrhosis (Acker, Galambos, and Weens, 1964).…”