Percutaneous transluminal angioplasty of the deep femoral artery.
RadiologyPublished 1 June 1980
Amir Motarjeme, J W Keifer, A J Zuska
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SJR quartileQ1
SJR score3.86
SNIP3.55
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It is shown that dilatation and recanalization of the severely stenotic or completely occluded deep femoral arteries in twelve patients is effective, less traumatic, and less time-consuming than surgical endarterectomy.
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Successful dilatation and recanalization of the severely stenotic or completely occluded deep femoral arteries in twelve patients is presented. This nonsurgical procedure is effective, less traumatic, and less time-consuming than surgical endarterectomy.
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