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... suitable phase of filling . Similarly , it is of great practical use to establish the rate of filling , mobility , and location of the gall bladder before performing cholecystography . There are numerous departments where fluoroscopic ...
... suitable phase of filling . Similarly , it is of great practical use to establish the rate of filling , mobility , and location of the gall bladder before performing cholecystography . There are numerous departments where fluoroscopic ...
Page 54
... suitable : where F = V = 0.63 × Fxt the orthodiagraphic cardiac surface in sq.cm t = the longest transversal antero - posterior diameter of the heart ( max ) in cm . The constant 0.63 varies according to the geometric shape of the heart ...
... suitable : where F = V = 0.63 × Fxt the orthodiagraphic cardiac surface in sq.cm t = the longest transversal antero - posterior diameter of the heart ( max ) in cm . The constant 0.63 varies according to the geometric shape of the heart ...
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... suitable for performing angiography of the aortic arch and the descending aorta . Remarkably enough , the heart of a child with congenital or acquired organic deficiency is less susceptible to the stress laid upon it by the examination ...
... suitable for performing angiography of the aortic arch and the descending aorta . Remarkably enough , the heart of a child with congenital or acquired organic deficiency is less susceptible to the stress laid upon it by the examination ...
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