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April 1, 2002Plastic & Reconstructive Surgery

Dorsal and Laterothoracic Radiodermatitis after Interventional Cardiography

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Document and characterize the development of dorsal and laterothoracic radiodermatitis after interventional cardiography procedures.
Assessed clinical presentations of radiation-induced cutaneous injuries localized to dorsal and laterothoracic regions following fluoroscopy-guided cardiac interventions.
Identified localized cutaneous radiodermatitis corresponding to beam entry points after prolonged interventional cardiography procedures.
Highlighted the occurrence of skin damage on the back and lateral chest wall secondary to diagnostic and therapeutic radiation exposure.

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Clinical report reveals dorsal and laterothoracic radiodermatitis following cardiac imaging, highlighting risks of prolonged fluoroscopy exposure.

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Petit, François M.D.; Flageul, Béatrice M.D.; Gerbault, Olivier M.D.; Sarfati, Frédéric M.D.; Revol, Marc M.D.; Servant, Jean-Marie M.D. Author Information

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Clinical report reveals dorsal and laterothoracic radiodermatitis following cardiac imaging, highlighting risks of prolonged fluoroscopy exposure.

Abstract

Petit, François M.D.; Flageul, Béatrice M.D.; Gerbault, Olivier M.D.; Sarfati, Frédéric M.D.; Revol, Marc M.D.; Servant, Jean-Marie M.D. Author Information

Dorsal and Laterothoracic Radiodermatitis after Interventional Cardiography

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Dorsal and Laterothoracic Radiodermatitis after Interventional Cardiography

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