Titlebook: Renal and Adrenal Tumors; Pathology, Radiology R. Ackermann,K. D. Bachmann,G. Wilms,Eberhard L?hr Book 19791st edition Springer-Verlag, Ber

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Roentgen-Guided Percutaneous Punctures of the Kidney, rate of refilling. The description of aspiration combined with the injection of radiopaque contrast medium by Lindblom (1946) initiated the use of the technique as a standard radiologic procedure. Wickbohm (1954) as well as Weens and Florence (1954) first described the translumbar puncture of the r

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Retrospective and Prospective Clinical Aspects in Hypernephroma,erger, 1957). Approximately 75% of these tumors are mahgnant epithehal growth of the renal parenchyma (Riches et al., 1951). In the Anglo-American hterature it is called renal adenocarcinoma or renal cell carcinoma, whereas in Germany it is better known as hypernephroma. Chnically, these tumors are

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Balloon Occlusion and Embolization of the Renal Arteries: Indications and Clinical Results,der with the catheter and to visuahze them superselectively. The therapeutic possibilities afforded by the Seldinger technique of injecting substances intravascularly via the angiographic catheter were studied and have been used experimentally as well as chnically since the early 1960s, for example,

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Immunologic Aspects of Malignant Renal Disease,ional spontaneous regression of metastases or their erratic growth and also their occasional late occurrence following nephrectomy were thought to be strong clinical arguments for this assumption. Ljunggren et al. (1959), reporting on a histologically proven spontaneous regression of lung metastases

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Book 19791st edition of the field is ensured by the authors‘ considerable scientific experience. Tumors of the kidneys and the adrenal glands are being diagnosed and treated by physicians of different medical disciplines. For both types of tumor, the pathologic cellular substrate is of crucial importance in diagnosis a

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