July 1, 1960Radiology

Coronary Arteriography: Development of a Method in Animals with Particular Attention to Physiologic Effects

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Population

50 mongrel dogs

Design

Preclinical

Authors

SNSidney W. NelsonJohns Hopkins University WMWilliam MolnarOhio Department of Health ACA. J. ChristoforidisThe Ohio State University

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Implication

Preclinical transcarotid catheter technique shown in dogs; leaves open translation to human coronary arteriography.

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Population

50 mongrel dogs

Intervention

Coronary arteriography via transcarotid approach using various catheters, injection speeds, pressures, and contrast media

Outcome

Opacification of the coronary arteries and electrocardiographic changes during and after injectionssurrogate

This preclinical study describes the development of a transcarotid coronary arteriography method in dogs, highlighting techniques for catheter placement and evaluation of physiologic effects.

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Nelson et al. (1960) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a892757a997fa18eea5eb73 https://doi.org/10.1148/75.1.34

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Coronary Arteriography: Development of a Method in Animals with Particular Attention to Physiologic Effects

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Coronary Arteriography: Development of a Method in Animals with Particular Attention to Physiologic Effects

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Structured PICO

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