Pelvic venography

Philip W. Silverberg, P W Silverberg, E J Slowinski, Eugene J. Slowinski, Gilbert S. Melnick, G S Melnick
Radiology · 1973 · vol. 107(3) , pp. 523–526 · doi:10.1148/107.3.523 · PMID:4735693 · W4244597308
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Pelvic venography using myometrial contrast injection evaluated pelvic pain in thirty-five patients, identifying thrombosis and varicosities while demonstrating the technique's safety for assessing low back or pelvic pain.

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Thirty-five patients, referred for evaluation of pelvic pain, were studied by pelvic venography. The disease entities which were demonstrated include thrombosis, varicosities, ovarian vein syndrome, anatomic variations, and pelvic masses. The only complication seen in this series was uterine perforation with injection of contrast medium into the peritoneum. The technique, which involves myometrial injection of contrast material is recommended as a safe simple method of study for the evaluation of low back or pelvic pain.

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Abortion, Missed Ovarian Neoplasms Ovary Pelvis Phlebography Phlebography Thrombosis Varicose Veins Abortion, Missed Adult Female Humans Methods Ovarian Neoplasms Ovary Pelvis Pelvis Pregnancy Thrombosis Varicose Veins

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