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Angiography in Renal Tumors: Indications and Technique

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Ultrasonography and CT scanning have definitely changed the diagnostic-radiologic approach to renal mass lesions. Since both methods are easily performed and nontraumatic, they should replace angiography and venography whenever possible. Angiography has over the past 20 years become the estabhshed method in all renal tumors observed at urography, and it is therefore important to re-evaluate its present position and define the indications.

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Boijsen, E. (1979). Angiography in Renal Tumors: Indications and Technique. In: Löhr, E. (eds) Renal and Adrenal Tumors. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-96494-7_3

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