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THROMBUS FORMATION DURING DIRECT PUNCTURE CEREBRAL ANGIOGRAPHY

SIDNEY WALLACE M.D.1, JAMES H. ANDERSON PH.D.2, and CESARE GIANTURCO M.D.3

1 Professor and Assistant Chief, Department of Diagnostic Radiology.
2 Assistant Physiologist, Assistant Professor of Radiology (Physiology), Department of Diagnostic Radiology.
3 Adjunct Professor of Radiology, The University of Texas Medical School; Clinical Professor of Radiology, Department of Diagnostic Radiology.

Thrombus formation occurs frequently on stainless steel and teflon sheath needles utilized for direct puncture cerebral angiography.

Although embolization is not a frequently reported complication of carotid arteriography, measures for minimizing thrombus formation are suggested.


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