[The importance of angiography in primary retroperitoneal tumors (author's transl)].
During the past ten years, 18 patients with primary retroperitoneal tumours were operated on in the Second Surgical Department of Vienna University. Angiography was performed preoperatively in seven patients. In five out of seven patients, the origin of the tumour and its histological grade could be determined angiographically. Hence, angiography is indicated if surgery is contemplated in addition to the more recent tomographic imaging techniques (ultrasound, computed tomography).
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Die Bedeutung der Angiographie bei primären retroperitonealen Tumoren.