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Technique for the pharmaco-dynamic investigation of contrast media for cerebral angiography

Tore Broman Neurologic Department, University Clinics, Gothenburg, Sweden,Roentgendiagnostic Department, University Clinics, Lund, Sweden
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Olle Olsson Neurologic Department, University Clinics, Gothenburg, Sweden,Roentgendiagnostic Department, University Clinics, Lund, Sweden
Pages 96-100 | Published online: 14 Dec 2010

References

  • Broman, T. and Olsson, Olle (1948) The tolerance of cerebral blood vessels to a contrast medium of the diodrast group. Acta radiol, 30, p. 326.
  • Broman, T. and Olsson, Olle (1949) Experimental study of contrast media for cerebral angiography with reference to possible injurious effects on the cerebral blood vessels. Acta radiol, 31, p. 321.
  • Broman, T. , Forssman, B. and Olsson, Olle (1950) Further experimental investigations of injuries from contrast media in cerebral angiography. Acta radiol, 34, p. 135.

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