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Indirect lymphography of the thyroid gland was performed in 144 patients. A conclusion was drawn that the use of superfluid oil contrast preparations of lipidol, miodyl type etc. in indirect lymphography of the thyroid gland will permit to obtain the exhaustive information on the state of the endocrine organ and regional lymph nodes. Lymphography with the aid of oil contrast preparation iodolipol diluted with ether and heated to the body temperature is less informative; water-soluble contrast agents were less effective. All the test contrast agents proved to be ineffective for detection of changes in the lymph nodes. Use of iodolipol for lymphography of the thyroid gland without preliminary mixture with ether is not recommended.
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
January 1977,
Problemy endokrinologii,
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
May 1974,
Polski przeglad chirurgiczny,
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
December 1972,
Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960),
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
January 1977,
Medicinski arhiv,
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
December 1976,
Radiologia diagnostica,
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
September 1977,
World journal of surgery,
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
February 1978,
Revista medica de Chile,
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
January 1976,
Radiologia diagnostica,
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
December 1969,
Minerva radiologica,
K N Kazeev, and
A I Bukhman, and
S Iu Serpukhovitin
January 1982,
Radiologia diagnostica,
