Forty-two hypertensive patients with fibromuscular dysplasia who had angiographic evidence
of the development of new disease or of the progression of existing disease were studied. …

• The detection of underlying arterial injury is a major problem in the management of
penetrating trauma. Arteriovenous fistula and false aneurysm are late sequelae of unrepaired …

Twenty-six patients with painful ophthalmoplegia were classified as having the Tolosa-Hunt
syndrome on the basis of their clinical findings and response to steroid therapy. All patients …

Only a small subset of patients with combined superficial femoral artery and vein injuries
results in amputation. The importance of the venous component as a risk factor for amputation …

Understanding the mechanisms by which clinical signs and symptoms are produced is a
prerequisite to the correct appreciation of radiographic features. Radiographs of facial trauma …

Abstract Treatment of colonic hemorrhage by therapeutic embolization of the involved artery
may, rarely, result in bowel infarction. In one patient with angiodysplasia, bowel infarction …

Displacement of the nasogastric tube to the right as a new sign in the diagnosis of an acute
traumatic rupture of the thoracic aorta was reevaluated by statistical analysis in 28 patients (…

Indications for venous reconstruction after traumatic injury are controversial, partly because
of uncertainty of continued patency. We found no reports in the literature of truly long-term …

Thirty-nine esophagograms of 24 patients after ingestion of muriatic acid (27% HCI) in suicide
attempts were reviewed. All esophagograms were obtained in the acute, subacute, and …

Immunosuppressive therapy is necessary in the treatment and prevention of rejection in renal
transplant recipients. Unfortunately, these patients may become intolerant to this therapy …