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Radiology, Vol 130, 317-320, Copyright © 1979 by Radiological Society of North America

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Gas formation after renal tumor embolization without abscess: a benign occurrence

RN Rankin

Gas formation was observed in the infarcted tissues of 2 patients after renal tumor embolization. There was no clinical evidence of abscess, which would have required special treatment, at the site of infarction. This is postulated to be part of the post-infarction syndrome, analogous to the appearance of gas in the fetal tissues after intra- uterine death.




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