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Management of Percutaneous Access to Portal Vein: A Initial Experience of Hemostasis by Vascular Closure Device (AngioSeal)

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    Federico Picone, Alberto Contro, Hoang Quyen Nguyen, Clizia Gasparini & Giancarlo Mansueto

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Picone, F., Contro, A., Nguyen, H.Q. et al. Management of Percutaneous Access to Portal Vein: A Initial Experience of Hemostasis by Vascular Closure Device (AngioSeal). Cardiovasc Intervent Radiol 46, 1422–1424 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00270-023-03522-x

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