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Detection of retroperitoneal hemorrhage by computed tomography.

S S Sagel, M J Siegel, R J Stanley, R G Jost.

Abstract

Retroperitoneal hemorrhage can be directly documented by computed tomography. In patients with confusing clinical findings, CT scans may provide a definite diagnoses and direct appropriate therapy. This contention is supported by seven illustrative cases.

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Year: 1977 PMID： 409191 DOI： 10.2214/ajr.129.3.403

Source DB: PubMed Journal: AJR Am J Roentgenol ISSN： 0361-803X Impact factor: 3.959

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Authors: T H Hunt; D W Gelfand
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Detection of retroperitoneal hemorrhage by computed tomography.

1. Imaging for anaesthetists: a review of the methods and anaesthetic implications of diagnostic imaging techniques.

2. Bilateral femoral nerve compression by iliacus hematomas complicating anticoagulant therapy.

3. Computed tomography of the iliopsoas muscle.

4. Ultrasonic and computed tomographic imaging of the abdominal aorta.

Review 5. Complications of gastrointestinal radiologic procedures: III. Complications of diagnostic and interventional angiography.

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9. Angiography of nonneoplastic retroperitoneal masses.