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Preoperative radiographically guided wire marking of nonpalpable breast lesions by Rasmussen, O S, Seerup, A

“…In 37 women with possibly malignant lesions detected at radiography of the breast, 42 excisional biopsies were performed using preoperative guide wire marking…”
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Multiple spondylolyses and spondylolistheses by Mathiesen, F, Simper, L B, Seerup, A

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Blunt trauma to hydronephrotic kidneys by Seerup, A, Rasmussen, O S

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Oesophagopericardial fistula resulting in pneumopericardium by Seerup, A, Ingvardsen, O, Jensen, H D

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Tuberous sclerosis. CT findings versus clinical state by Seerup, A, Svendsen, F, Iversen, G, Schmidt, E B

“…Even though tuberous sclerosis has been known and diagnosed for almost a century, it is the last decade which has contributed with the largest amount of…”
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Massive hemorrhage from a colonic diverticulum with demonstration of the source of hemorrhage in the resected segment by Falk, E, Seerup, A, Knudsen, P R

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Fine needle biopsy in the diagnosis of abdominal masses by Rasmussen, O S, Seerup, A

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Radiological renal papillary necrosis in patients with capillary sclerosis and transitional cell tumors in the upper urinary tract by Andersen, J C, Seerup, A, Palvio, D H

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Intestinal herniation through the foramen of Winslow by Rasmussen, O S, Seerup, A

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Neonatal hydrocephalus diagnosed by ultrasound scanning by Seerup, A, Christensen, T, Rasmussen, O S

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Fibrous dysplasia of the base of the skull and facial skeleton with unusual radiographic findings by Christensen, T, Seerup, A, Petersen, O F

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Tarsal navicular stress fractures by Jensen, T M, Svendsen, F, Seerup, A

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Uremia in a family with tuberous sclerosis by Svendsen, F, Berg Schmidt, E, Iversen, G, Seerup, A

“…Tuberous sclerosis (TS) is characterized by the triade of epilepsy, mental retardation, and adenoma sebaceum. Although the kidneys are affected in 40-80% of…”
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