The diagnosis of brain death requires:(1) the performance of all appropriate and therapeutic
procedures;(2) the presence of cerebral unresponsivity, apnea, dilated pupils, absent …

We present our experience and discuss the value of cerebral intravenous digital subtraction
angiography (IV DSA) in the diagnosis of brain death. A total of 140 patients presenting with …

The absence of cerebral blood flow is the best criteria of cerebral death. Intravenous digital
subtraction angiography (DSA) was performed in 110 patients with clinical signs of brain …

Materials and Methods Five patients for whom it was necessary to confirm a clinical
diagnosis of brain death had radionuclide cerebral angiography, intravenous cerebral DSA …

Demonstration that intracranial circulation has ceased is the ultimate proof of brain death.
This study was performed to evaluate digital subtraction angiography (DSA) compared with …

An innocuous intravenous portable radioisotopic test using technetium 99m pertechnetate
was employed to demonstrate the deficit of cerebral blood flow associated with brain death …

Dynamic radionuclide cerebral angiography was performed in 14 patients with suspected
brain death. In 10 of 14 patients, no intracranial arterial perfusion was demonstrable, thus …

Nine children with clinically suspected brain death were evaluated by radionuclide cerebral
imaging and four-vessel dye contrast cerebral arteriography. The scans showing absence of …

A unique appearance was seen in 18 of more than 4,000 radionuclide cerebral
angiographic studies performed over a period of 5 years in patients who had cerebral death …

Methods. Bilateral carotid angiography was employed in 2 patients and combined with four-
vessel angiography in 1 patient; four-vessel angiography was used alone in 25 patients. The …