Cavography and lymphangiography in hodgkin's disease

In a material of 89 patients with Hodgkin's disease, 98 combined examinations, including lymphangiography, cavography and urography, were performed. Lymphangiography disclosed signs of expansive lesion 33 times, cavography 21 times and urography 17 times. The diagnostic accuracy of lymphangiography was high. Routine cavography in Hodgkin's disease is not advocated; it may be restricted to cases with equivocal lymphographic findings.