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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 131, Issue 2, 317-320
Copyright © 1978 by American Roentgen Ray Society

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CT detection of infected synthetic grafts: preliminary report of a new sign

Haaga JR, GN Baldwin, NE Reich, E Beven, A Kramer, A Weinstein, TR Havrilla, FE Seidelmann, AH Namba, and CM Parrish

The diagnosis of infected synthetic grafts is difficult using traditional radiographic techniques. In four cases, computed tomography demonstrated small pockets of gas in the clot around the grafts, a distinctive finding for an infected prosthesis. Further experience is required to determine whether this will prove to be a reliable diagnostic sign. The gas collections in infected grafts differ from normal gas in their multiplicity and occurrence more than 10 days after surgery.
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