Does arterial duplex mapping as a primary tool affect the outcome of critical lower limb ischemia. A parallel group observational study of duplex angiography (DA), magnetic resonance angiography(MR) and digital subtraction angiography(DSA) to compare clinical and technical outcome in patients whose revascularization was based on DSA or MR with those based on DA. Ir J Med Sci

Aoife Lowery

Does arterial duplex mapping as a primary tool affect the outcome of critical lower limb ischemia. A parallel group observational study of duplex angiography (DA), magnetic resonance angiography(MR) and digital subtraction angiography(DSA) to compare clinical and technical outcome in patients whose revascularization was based on DSA or MR with those based on DA. Ir J Med Sci

Aoife Lowery

Surgery

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Original language	English (Ireland)
Media of output	Abstract
Volume	173.0
Publication status	Published - 1 Jan 2004

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Lowery, A. (2004, Jan 1). Does arterial duplex mapping as a primary tool affect the outcome of critical lower limb ischemia. A parallel group observational study of duplex angiography (DA), magnetic resonance angiography(MR) and digital subtraction angiography(DSA) to compare clinical and technical outcome in patients whose revascularization was based on DSA or MR with those based on DA. Ir J Med Sci.

Lowery, Aoife. / Does arterial duplex mapping as a primary tool affect the outcome of critical lower limb ischemia. A parallel group observational study of duplex angiography (DA), magnetic resonance angiography(MR) and digital subtraction angiography(DSA) to compare clinical and technical outcome in patients whose revascularization was based on DSA or MR with those based on DA. Ir J Med Sci. 2004.

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