Selective arteriography is a valuable aid in the diagnosis of otherwise obscure gastrointestinal disorders. Its usefulness is described with particular reference to lesions of the liver, pancreas and spleen and primary disorders of the gastrointestinal arterial system. Percutaneous selective arteriography of the celiac and the mesenteric arteries has been successfully applied in the preoperative determination of the site of gastrointestinal bleeding.
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