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See Latest ArticlesMesenteric angiography for the localization and treatment of acute lower gastrointestinal bleeding
Canadian Journal of Surgery, 12/17/08
Karanicolas PJ et al. - With a diagnostic success of about 50%, mesenteric angiography may play an important part in the diagnosis and management of patients with ALGIB; however, one or more large, prospective multicentre studies are needed to more clearly define its role.
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