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Radiology, Vol 138, 333-340, Copyright © 1981 by Radiological Society of North America

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The use of iodinated contrast agents to ablate organs: experimental studies and histopathology

JL Doppman, M Popovsky and M Girton

Kidneys, spleens, and livers were stained in a series of dogs and monkeys. A closed catheter system and conventional iodinated water- soluble contrast media were used. Renal and splenic ablation could be achieved without the risks of embolization with particulate agents. Potential clinical applications are discussed.




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