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American Journal of Roentgenology, Vol 101, 957-960, Copyright © 1967 by American Roentgen Ray Society

ANGIOGRAPHIC FINDINGS IN ARTERIOVENOUS FISTULAS FOLLOWING LUMBAR DISK SURGERY

MELVYN H. SCHREIBER M.D.1, FRED J. WOLMA M.D.2, and LUIS B. MORETTIN M.D.3

1 Professor of Radiology, John and Mary R. Markie Foundation Scholar
2 Assistant Professor of Surgery
3 Instructor in Radiology

The development of an arteriovenous fistula between the aorta and its iliac branches and the vena cava and its iliac tributaries is an uncommon complication of surgery for herniated intervertebral disk. The diagnosis is usually obvious by physical examination. Retrograde femoral abdominal aortography accurately displays the anatomic character and the location of the communication.

Three cases are reported.


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