Titlebook: Managing Common Interventional Radiology Complications; A Case Based Approac Lakshmi Ratnam,Uday Patel,Anna Maria Belli Book 2014 Springer-

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Lakshmi Ratnam,Uday Patel,Anna Maria BelliLine drawings with a few radiographic images will be used to describe the technical details of the manoeuvres used to rectify the complication.Each case will be concluded with technical hints/tips and

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Book 2014 complications that a general interventionalist may encounter in normal practice. There will be 40-50 cases. The cases will be presented succinctly but thoroughly, such that the reader is equipped to manage the complication immediately. At least 50% of cases will be from District General Hospital Consultants..

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978-1-4471-5501-0Springer-Verlag London 2014

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Retrieval of an Intravascular Foreign Body in the Venous System,In this case, the retrieval of a “l(fā)ost” guidewire from a central venous catheter placement is described. This technique is easily achievable and should be familiar to all interventional radiologists.

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Retrieval of Central Venous Catheter Fragment Following Portacath Removal,This case describes retrieval of a retained segment of central line from an implanted port device. The variation in technique required for retrieval which may be influenced by the material of the retained fragment is also discussed.

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