Akuter thromboembolischer Verschluß der A. poplitea und Trifurkation aus einer als Anlage-anomalie erhaltenen A. ischiadica

Schlüsselwörter:

Arteria ischiadica - Thrombolyse - Angiographie - Computertomographie

Key words:

Sciatic artery - Thrombolysis - Angiography - Computed tomography

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