The high risk of exsanguinating hemorrhage in patients with pelvic ring disruption demands
aggressive, yet balanced orthopedic and angiographic management as soon as patients are …

Renal artery branch injury resulting from stab wounds of iatrogenic origin or street violence
is an important cause of renal hemorrhage. Over a period of 10 years we accurately …

In older patients with glucose-6-phosphatase deficiency, adenomatous nodules develop
within the liver parenchyma. Investigation of eight such patients, age 3 to 28 years, using …

Eleven patients with heparin‐induced thrombocytopenia were studied. Thrombocytopenia
appeared 3–16 days following the initiation of prophylactic or therapeutic doses of heparin. …

Radiologists can contribute substantially to the evaluation and treatment of the patient with
a gunshot wound. Plain films, CT, angiography, and sometimes MR imaging are used to …

Selective transcatheter arterial embolization was performed in 7 cancer patients with
gastrointestinal or uterine bleeding. Most were bleeding from neoplastic tissue and were refractory …

The thoracic outlet compression syndrome is reviewed. It should be considered in all neurologic
and vascular complaints of the upper extremity. Symptoms are related to arm position …

Experiences with transcatheter embolic occlusion of 12 hypernephromas are presented.
Tumor occlusions were performed preoperatively in 6 of the patients to aid surgical …

Violent lateral blunt impacts to the chest, such as inflicted in broadside automobile collisions,
can cause traumatic rupture of the thoracic aorta. Unfortunately, because this injury is …

One hundred consecutive patients with pelvic fractures who had undergone peritoneal lavage
and abdominal and pelvic angiography were retrospectively analyzed. Sixty-four patients …