Angiography of the hemophilic joint

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A J Gerlock, R M Heller, S G Kirchner

|March 1, 1979

Angiography in the hemophilic patient is a safe and reliable procedure for recognition of surgically treatable vascular abnormalities. When untreated, these abnormalities can cause repeated bleeding and progressive joint destruction.

Angiography in the hemophilic patient is a safe and reliable procedure for recognition of surgically treatable vascular abnormalities. When untreated, these abnormalities can cause repeated bleeding and progressive joint destruction.

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