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Radiology, Vol 148, 413-415, Copyright © 1983 by Radiological Society of North America

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Endovascular electrocoagulation with a bipolar electrode and alternating current: a follow-up study in dogs

F Brunelle, F Kunstlinger and J Quillard

Endovascular electrocoagulation of the anterior tibial artery in dogs was performed with two different bipolar electrodes. Follow-up showed revascularization when a short-tip electrode was used, but no revascularization when a long-tip electrode was used. Histologic study showed complete occlusion of the artery by an organized thrombus adherent to the vessel wall.


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