Drainage catheter

G. Percutaneous catheter drainage of amebic liver abscesses with and without intrahepatic biliary communication a comparative study. Europ. X Radiol. 1995 20 61-64... [Pg.501]

Peer, A., Strauss, S., Pik, A. Percutaneous catheter drainage of multiple pyogenic liver abscess a case report. Europ. X Radiol. 1990 ... [Pg.518]

Rajak, C.L., Gupta, S., Jain, S., Chawla, Y., Gulati, M., Suri, S. Percutaneous treatment of liver abscesses needle aspiration versus catheter drainage. Amer. J. Roentgenol. 1998 170 1035-1039... [Pg.518]

Patz EF Jr, McAdams HP, Erasmus JJ, Goodman PC, CuUiane DK, GUkeson RC, Herndon J. Sclerotherapy for mahgnant pleural effusions a prospective randomized trial of bleomycin vs doxycychne with small-bore catheter drainage. Chest 1998 113(5) 1305-11. [Pg.529]

Urinal, bedpan, catlieter drain e unit—hispect tlie urine for a pink to red color and tlie stool for signs of GI bleeding (bri it red to black stools). Visually check tlie catheter drainage every 2 to 4 hours and when tlie unit is emptied. Oral anticoagulants may impart a... [Pg.422]

PTC is not only used for catheter drainage but it also allows for dilatation of strictures of the biliary tree, which in children is mostly in cases of biliary-enteric anastomoses (Sze and Esquivel 2002). The advantage of balloon dilatation of strictures is the relatively minimal invasive approach and that, if dilatation fails, surgical options remain viable. Lorenz et al. (2005) reported their experience in 19 children over a 7-year period. In their study, 58% of patients showed a patent biliary-enteric anastomosis after 1 year (continued patency ranged from 1.4 to 5.4 years, mean patency 3.6 years). [Pg.233]

Silicone elastomers have a long history of use in the medical field. They have been applied to cannulas, catheters, drainage tubes, balloon catheters, finger and toe joints, pacemaker lead wire insulation, components of artificial heart valves, breast implants, intraocular lenses, contraceptive devices, burn dressings and a variety of associated medical devices. A silicone reference material has been made available by the National Institutes of Health to equate the blood compatibility of different surfaces for vascular applications. This material is available as a silica-free sheet. Contact the Artificial Heart Program, NHBLI, NIH, Bethesda, Md. for further information. [Pg.319]

Rosen RJ, McLean GK, Freiman DB et al. (1980) Obstructed ureteroileal conduits antegrade catheter drainage. AJR Am J Roentgenol 135 1101... [Pg.165]

Barton P etal. (1992) [Percutaneous CT-guided catheter drainage of intrathoracic fluid accmnulations.] (In German) Rofo 156 47-52... [Pg.533]

Cantasdemir M etal. (2003) Computed tomography-guided percutaneous catheter drainage of primary and secondary iliopsoas abscesses. Clin Radiol 58 811-815... [Pg.533]

Segal D et al. (2007) Acute necrotizing pancreatitis role of CT-guided percutaneous catheter drainage. Abdom Imaging 32 351-361... [Pg.534]

Recent studies in our laboratories[70] have evaluated the role of each of these enzyme systems in the regulation of luminal cholesterol absorption in the rat. Rats were surgically prepared to contain a mesenteric lymph duct catheter, drainage of common bile (bile + pancreatic juice) and an indwelling infusion catheter in the... [Pg.26]

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