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Reduction pneumonoplasty for emphysema : early results by LITTLE, A. G, SWAIN, J. A, NINO, J. J, PRABHU, R. D, SCHLACHTER, M. D, BARCIA, T. C

“…The authors determined the role of Nd:YAG laser reduction pneumonoplasty for selected patients with diffuse emphysema. The study is based on the concepts…”
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New Approaches to an Old and Vexing Problem: Improving the Results of SEPS: an Overview by Palma, R. G. De, Kowallek, D. L., Barcia, T. C.

“…Lipodermatosclerosis and chronic ulceration have been longstanding and vexing problems caused by chronic venous insufficiency (CVI). While traditional…”
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Indications for angiography in blunt thoracic trauma by Barcia, T C, Livoni, J P

“…The clinical charts and radiographs of 113 patients who underwent aortography for suspected blunt injury to the aorta and brachiocephalic vessels were reviewed…”
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Fracture of the first and second rib: incidence of vascular injury relative to type of fracture by Livoni, J P, Barcia, T C

“…Fractures of the first or second rib may be associated with underlying arterial injury in patients with blunt chest trauma. A total of 58 patients with…”
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Studies of gallbladder contraction using intramuscular sincalide by Rosenquist, C J, Barcia, T C

“…Intramuscular sincalide (the carboxy terminal octapeptide of cholecystokinin) was evaluated as an agent for producing gallbladder contraction. Following oral…”
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Target selection for surgical intervention in severe chronic venous insufficiency: Comparison of duplex scanning and phlebography by DePalma, Ralph G., Kowallek, Donna L., Barcia, Thomas C., Cafferata, H.Treat

“…Purpose: The goal of this study was to determine whether duplex scanning (DS) alone, compared with ascending phlebography (AP) and descending phlebography…”
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Diagnosis of pulmonary masses by fine-needle aspiration by Lovett, J V, Manalo, P B, Barcia, T C, Bomberger, R A, McGregor, D B

“…Ninety-two fine-needle aspiration biopsies (FNAB) were performed in 79 patients, yielding a sensitivity of 90 percent and specificity of 100 percent for…”
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