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Conclusion: The quantity of CAC was substantially increased in patients who underwent angiography.
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The diagnosis was confirmed in four of the patients after they underwent angiography.
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In a randomized trial of 28 patients who underwent angiography before and during i.v.
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Seven patients underwent angiography and surgery because of solid or complex renal masses identified at cross-sectional imaging.
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Four patients underwent angiography that showed recurrence of the AVM at or adjacent to the original site.
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All 20 patients underwent angiography, and 16 of 20 patients received local IA rtPA.
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All patients remained euvolemic, underwent transcranial Doppler assessment every 48 hours, and underwent angiography at the onset of delayed neurological deficits.
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In 3 of the 14 the hypertension was controllable medically, and the remaining 11 underwent angiography.
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Outcomes showed a complex pattern suggestive of late benefits with respect to repeat clinical events and benefits confined to patients who underwent angiography.
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Methods and results: The WISE sample comprised 589 white and 122 black women who underwent angiography for suspected ischemia.