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Keywords: Intrarenal gas formation
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Gas Formation after Renal Artery Embolisation: Genesis and Clinical Relevance
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Urologia Internationalis
Urol Int (1992) 49 (4): 211–214.
Published Online: 03 February 2010
...D. Weckermann; R. Schlotmann; W. Tietze; T. Häckei Preoperative embolisation of renal carcinomas has several pros and cons for the patient. The negative aspects can be summarized as ‘post-infarction syndrome’. Radiologically, intrarenal gas formation is always evident. As sterile breakdown products...
