Totally implantable venous access port via the femoral vein in a femoral port position with CT-venography.

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Totally implantable venous access port via the femoral vein in a femoral port position with CT-venography.

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Kazuhiko Onodera

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Kazuya Kato

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Kimitaka Kato

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Masahiko Taniguchi

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Mineko Higuchi

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Minoru Matsuda

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Seiya Endo

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Yoshiaki Iwasaki

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Yuko Kobashi

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Yurina Kato

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10.1002/JSO.24441

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2016-09-22T00:00:00Z

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