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Clinical use of indirect lymphography in different forms of leg edema.
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- Partsch, H. (Author)
- Stöberl, C. (Author)
- Urbanek, A. (Author)
- Wenzel-Hora, B. I. (Author)
Title
Clinical use of indirect lymphography in different forms of leg edema.
Abstract
Indirect lymphography by subepidermal infusion of newly developed nonionic, dimeric contrast media (e.g., Iotrolan) opacifies peripheral lymphatics of the skin. Using this method we examined 159 patients with primary and secondary lymphedema, chronic venous insufficiency, and lipedema and compared the findings to normal individuals. A variety of characteristic patterns were uncovered. The technique causes little patient discomfort and takes on the average only 30 minutes.
Publication
Lymphology
Volume
21
Issue
3
Pages
152-160
Date
1988 Sep
Journal Abbr
Lymphology
Language
eng
ISSN
0024-7766 0024-7766
Extra
Place: United States
Citation
Partsch, H., Stöberl, C., Urbanek, A., & Wenzel-Hora, B. I. (1988). Clinical use of indirect lymphography in different forms of leg edema. Lymphology, 21(3), 152–160.
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