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Transumbilical aortography in newborn infants for noncardiac diagnosis
Journal of Pediatric Surgery
|August 1, 1976
Abstract:
Transumbilical aortography and selective arteriography were performed in three newborn infants for the evaluation of massive hepatomegaly, large sacrococcygeal teratoma and extensive tumor of the thigh. The study was valuable in all cases and resulted in no complication.
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