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The natural history of carotid plaque development by Persson, A V, Robichaux, W T, Silverman, M

“…Fifty-seven carotid artery plaques in 54 patients were harvested at surgery and studied. Preoperative noninvasive findings, arteriograms, clinical symptoms,…”
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Use of the triplex scanner in diagnosis of deep venous thrombosis by Persson, A V, Jones, C, Zide, R, Jewell, E R

“…We report our experience with 264 patients who underwent triplex scans for venous occlusive disease over a 10-month period. Venography was obtained in 30 of…”
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Vagal Body Tumor: Paraganglioma of the Head and Neck by Persson, Alfred V, Frusha, John D, Dial, Patrick F, Jewell, Edward R

“…Vagal body tumors (VBTs) are rare tumors of the paraganglion cells of the vagus nerve, usually occurring near the ganglion nodosum. They can be familial,…”
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Vascular anatomy in abdominal surgery by Persson, Alfred V.

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Streptokinase as an adjunct to arterial surgery by Persson, A V, Thompson, J E, Patman, R D

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Deep venous thrombosis and pulmonary embolism by Persson, A V, Davis, R J, Villavicencio, J L

“…All surgical patients are at risk for the development of deep venous thrombosis and subsequent pulmonary embolism or postphlebitic syndrome. The evolution of…”
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Intraplaque hemorrhage by Persson, A V

“…This prospective study, which correlated the findings at carotid surgery with the preoperative symptoms, indicates that the occurrence of an intraplaque…”
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Carotid body tumor. The Lahey Clinic experience by Padberg, Jr, F T, Cady, B, Persson, A V

“…We believe that paragangliomas of the carotid body should be excised in all patients unless formidable medical conditions prohibit the use of general…”
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Use of noninvasive vascular laboratory in diagnosis of venous and arterial disease by O'Keeffe, S T, Persson, A V

“…The development and widespread availability of noninvasive testing have revolutionized the approach to the diagnosis of vascular disease. Noninvasive tests are…”
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New mechanism for disruption of axillofemoral bypass by Anderson, L S, Davis, R J, Simonet, M, Jewell, E R, Persson, A V

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Vascular anatomy in abdominal surgery: Jean Pierre VanDamme, Jan Bonte, New York 1990, Thieme, 142 pages, $55 by Persson, Alfred V.

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Book Review Vascular Surgery: A comprehensive review Third edition. Edited by Wesley S. Moore. 767 pp., illustrated. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1991. $125 by Persson, Alfred V.

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Book Reviews -- Vascular Surgery: A Comprehensive Review (Third edition) edited by Welsey S. Moore by Persson, Alfred V

“…While some of the lectures discuss clinical treatment, it is given less emphasis than is typical of textbooks on vascular surgery. Besides covering these…”
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Book Reviews: Vascular Surgical Techniques by Persson, Alfred V

“…The chapter on vascular trauma is succinct and clearly illustrated, as is the one on visceral and renal-artery revascularization…”
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Book Review Vascular Surgical Techniques: An atlas Second edition. Edited by Roger M. Greenhalgh. 433 pp., illustrated. Philadelphia, W.B. Saunders, 1989. $75 by Persson, Alfred V.

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Book Review by Persson, Alfred V

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Book Review by Persson, Alfred V

“…This book was written in conjunction with a course offered every year at the University of California at Los Angeles. It is a one-week course; each chapter…”
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Book Review by Persson, Alfred V

“…This second edition of Greenhalgh's atlas is outstanding. Many surgical atlases are available, and several specialize in vascular surgery. This atlas is…”
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The natural history of total occlusion of the internal carotid artery by Persson, A V, Griffey, E E

“…We believe that total occlusion of the internal carotid artery is not a hallmark of end-stage atherosclerosis. We were unable to identify any factor that would…”
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