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SELECTIVE ARTERIOGRAPHY COMBINED WITH HYPOTONIC DUODENOGRAPHY FOR PANCREATIC LESIONS

TAKASHI SUZUKI M.D., KOmacrTAROmacr UCHIDA M.D., TOMOHIKO TANI M.D., and ICHIO HONJO M.D.1

1 Professor of the First Department of Surgery, Kyoto University Medical School.

Based on the facts specified in the preliminary study, we routinely made use of combined selective anteriography and hypotonic duodenography for the examination of patients suspected of harboring a pancreatic lesion.

This diagnostic procedure is more advantageous than the summation of the findings noted on 2 roentgenograms taken separately: precise location of the vessels supplying the pancreas can be identified; the extent of the pancreatic lesion can be visualized; minimal changes in the finer vessels can be confirmed; and an appropriate therapeutic plan can be established. These facts were documented in a group of patients.

The further addition of cholangiography to the combined selective arteriography and hypotonic duodenography is suggested.


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