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Venospasm

Known as: spasms veins, spasms venous, venous spasm 
National Institutes of Health

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2004
2004
Carbon dioxide gas as a venous contrast agent to guide upper-arm insertion of central venous catheters
PurposeEvaluate in a prospective randomized study carbon dioxide (CO2) gas compared to iodinated contrast agent for image-guided… 
2002
2002
[Brachial fluoroscopically guided implantation of venous port devices in oncology patients].
Access to the central venous circulation for chemotherapy infusion has traditionally been achieved surgically via the subclavian… 
Highly Cited
1994
Highly Cited
1994
Percutaneous embolotherapy of adolescent varicocele: results and long-term follow-up.
1994
1994
Phase I results of pullback atherectomy for hemodialysis access.
Highly Cited
1967
Highly Cited
1967
On the Mechanism of Vascular Leakage Caused by Histamine‐Type Mediators: A Microscopic Study In Vivo
A current hypothesis maintains that the vascular leakage induced by histamine, serotonin, and bradykinin is brought about by a… 
1967
1967
Potassium citrate and potassium gluconate versus potassium chloride. Experimental evaluation of relative intestinal toxicity.
IN LATE 1964 a sudden increase in the occurrence of circumferential ulcerating, stenosing lesions of the small bowel was noted… 
1959
1959
Modification of renal lesions produced by 5-hydroxytryptamine (serotonin).
The pathologic changes produced experimentally by 5-hydroxytryptamine (serotonin) are limited almost entirely to the kidney… 
1950
1950
The treatment of iron deficiency anemia of pregnancy with intravenous iron.
1949
1949
PERIPHERAL VASCULAR REACTIONS IN ANAPHYLAXIS OF THE MOUSE
Pronounced vascular changes occurring in the ears and claws of mice during anaphylactic shock are described. Practically at once… 
Highly Cited
1946
Highly Cited
1946
Use of the phlebomanometer; normal venous pressure values and a study of certain clinical aspects of venous hypertension in man.
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