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1 From the Stella and Charles Guttman Institute for Vascular Research through Radiology, University of Oregon Medical School, Portland, Oregon
Prevalent needle and catheter techniques for cerebral angiography are reviewed with emphasis on relative merits and disadvantages.
The best over-all choice for most cases is catheter angiography by the femoral artery route.
The use of pre-shaped torque control (head-hunting) catheters has transformed a hitherto cumbersome procedure into a versatile and efficient one, demonstrably capable of outpatient application and clearly deserving of a serious evaluation by all who are concerned with cerebral angiography.
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