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Radiology, Vol 199, 567-570, Copyright © 1996 by Radiological Society of North America
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J Gorich, N Rilinger, R Sokiranski, J Vogel, M Wikstrom, S Kramer, E Merkle, A Rieber and HJ Brambs
Department of Radiology, University of Ulm, Germany.
In a retrospective study, 123 patients with tumors (the majority were recurrent pelvic or breast neoplasms) underwent 376 cycles of intraarterial chemotherapy. Contrast material-enhanced computed tomography was performed to check the position of the catheter during 221 cycles. On the basis of findings, the catheter was repositioned 46 (20.8%) times because of weak contrast enhancement in the tumor region (n=24[10.9%]), involvement of neighboring healthy tissue (n=15[6.8%]), or both (n=7[3.2%]).
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